Archive · 12 Aug 2025
CBSE to Launch Community Radio for Students and Educators
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is starting its own radio station!
It's like a special radio for students, teachers, and anyone else who is interested.
The board's bosses said yes to the idea.
They'll meet with teachers and experts in the next six months to plan how to get the official permission needed to start the radio station.
CBSE already has a podcast called Shiksha Vani, which has audio lessons.
The radio station will have its own content once they get the green light.
It's meant to share news and information in a way that everyone can understand.
CBSE is launching a community radio station for students, teachers, and stakeholders.
The project was approved by the board's Governing Body.
Consultative meetings with stakeholders will occur in the next six months to prepare for the license application.
CBSE already runs a podcast, Shiksha Vani, with audio content for grades 9-12.
The content for the radio station will be determined after the license is procured.
- Who
- CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) and its students, teachers, and stakeholders.
- What
- CBSE is launching a community radio station.
- When
- Consultative meetings will be held in the next six months.
- Where
- India (implied, as CBSE is an Indian board)
- Why
- To disseminate information and provide a platform for its community.
- Organization
- CBSE
- Project
- Community Radio Station
- Target Audience
- Students, teachers, and stakeholders
- Status
- Approved; awaiting license
- Existing platform
- Shiksha Vani podcast
- Content focus
- Education