Archive · 16 Jun 2025
Author Reflects on Radio's Role Amidst Digital Shifts
The author, a writer, was asked to give a talk on the radio in Kolkata.
This brought back memories of their father, who used to work there.
The talk's subject was 'World Day Against Child Labor'.
The author is concerned that radio is not as popular anymore because of the internet and TV.
They hope people will start listening to the radio again and not let it disappear.
Radio is still used in many ways, like while driving or working, and is an important part of celebrations.
The author was invited to speak on All India Radio (AIR), Kolkata.
The author reflects on personal connections with AIR, as their father worked there.
The topic of the talk was 'World Day Against Child Labor,' observed on June 12.
The author expresses concern over the decline of radio's popularity due to digital media.
The author hopes to revitalize interest in radio.
- Who
- The author, a writer, and their father, who previously worked at AIR.
- What
- The author gave a talk on the radio and reflects on its importance.
- When
- The author's talk was related to 'World Day Against Child Labor,' observed on June 12.
- Where
- All India Radio (AIR), Kolkata.
- Why
- The author hopes to encourage radio's continued use in a digital world.
Radio's Decline
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Media Consumption Trends
Radio's Decline
Radio faces competition from digital media and TV.
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- Radio Station
- All India Radio (AIR), Kolkata
- Talk Topic
- World Day Against Child Labor
- Date of Talk/Event
- June 12 (World Day Against Child Labor)
- Author's Connection
- Father worked at AIR