Earth is the only planet where life exists. This programme is based on the significance of natural resources and gifts that have bestowed on the human beings by the planet earth. This is a radio series that aims to promote conservation of natural resources available on this planet.
Earth is the only planet where life exists. This programme is based on the significance of natural resources and gifts that have bestowed on the human beings by the planet earth. This is a radio series that aims to promote conservation of natural resources available on this planet.
Earth is the only planet where life exists. This programme is based on the significance of natural resources and gifts that have bestowed on the human beings by the planet earth. This is a radio series that aims to promote conservation of natural resources available on this planet.
Earth is the only planet where life exists. This programme is based on the significance of natural resources and gifts that have bestowed on the human beings by the planet earth. This is a radio series that aims to promote conservation of natural resources available on this planet.
Earth is the only planet where life exists. This programme is based on the significance of natural resources and gifts that are bestowed on the human beings by the planet earth. This is a radio series that aims to promote conservation of natural resources available on this planet.
Earth is the only planet where life exists. This programme is based on the significance of natural resources and gifts that are bestowed on the human beings by the planet earth. This is a radio series that aims to promote conservation of natural resources available on this planet.
Ms. Kalpana from Center for Media Studies, Delhi talks about the level of awareness on HIV AIDS that the Tamil media, including Community Radio, spreads to its audiences. This was part of the research study that was conducted by CMS.
Through this small skit, the intelligence and thoughts of present youth are expressed.
Interview with Dr. Murugananthan, Kongu, Dispensary, Kongu Engineering College by the students of B.Sc CT
Kalaiselvi shares general health tips about the importance of water, its consumption pattern, the importance of vegetarian food, and its good effect etc., She also shares some tips for curing pimples etc.
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<p>The vision of Kongu Community Radio is to help create a community with equal access to knowledge, information, participation and rights. The mission of Kongu Community Radio is to serve the cause of the people in the coverage area by utilising Community Radio to secure freedom of expression, general welfare and social uplift. </p>
<p>The parent institution Kongu Engineering College is a premier institution providing technical and managerial education. The institution is situated in rural area. The management constituting of philanthropic people wanted to help the society around the institution by disseminating required information, awareness programmes and participation in social aspects. They thought that community radio is a very useful tool to reach people around. Therefore they have decided to setup a community radio in the institution.</p>
Kongu Community Radio broadcasts for 10 hours daily between 7:30 am – 10:00 am and 12:00 noon – 7:30 pm.
Languages of Broadcast: Tamil, occasionally in English.
| Name of the Programme | Format | Description |
| Motivational Speech | Song | One of the notable programmes is a song rendered by a student Ms Sriranjini which is in the form of a letter by a poor girl student studying in a school and staying in the hostel to her toiling mother who struggles to earn a livelihood, but tries to educate her daughter despite difficulties – a touching song. |
| TB Awareness | Interview | One of the notable programmes as a part of TB Awareness programme, Kongu CR interviewed patients afflicted by TB, but have taken proper medication and cured themselves – Their experiences were shared with listeners. |
| Female infanticide | Skit | One of the notable programmes a skit by students on propaganda against female infanticide was presented. Well received by listeners |
| Education for all | Question and Answer | One of the notable programmes included an interaction with former President of India, Dr APJ Abdul Kalam with students at Kongu Engineering College – Broadcast over Kongu CR. |
| AIDS Awareness | Phone-in live | One of the notable programmes was a phone-inlive programme on Independence Day on India’s freedom. Mr Stalin Gunasekaran a social activist and organizer of Erode Book Fair replies to queries from listeners over phone |
Source: Compendium 2011 and 2012, CEMCA and Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India.
<p>Signature Programme: Arivom Aanmigam, Dinam oru thagaval, Thannambikkai Thalirgal, Ariviyal Paarvai, Vizhipunarvu. Community Participation: Programmes are made by students of the Kongu Engineering College, Kongu National Matriculation School, other nearby educational institutions, community members, Government officials and professionals from various fields. Our chief co-ordinator and programmers liaison and arrange for participatory content creation. Innovations in format: Discussion with doctors and other professionals, programmes by rural school children, programmes from rural illiterates.</p>
<p>Funding and Partnerships The initial funds for setting up the Community Radio Station came from the parent institution, Kongu Engineering College that provided the required budget for meeting the recurring and non-recurring expenses. We plan to send funding proposals for projects in the coming years.</p>
<p>Rural women benefited from our health check-up camps. The camps have especially pointed to cases of anaemia – a condition they have been made aware of and ameliorated. Programmes centring on awareness around TB, HIV/AIDS have created very good impact in the community. The Kongu Community Radio Studio is a good model for many organisations aspiring to establish Community Radio Station and many have visited Kongu Community Radio’s studio while planning to set up theirs. Besides, listener meets, communication from listeners, opinions from society indicate that we have created very good impact on the community around us in various areas. </p>
Kongu Community Radio Chief Co-ordinator, Kongu Engineering College Perundurai, Erode – 638052 Tamilnadu, India.
Phone: 9443780214, 4292 226680, 226679, 226678
Email: kongucrs@kongu.ac.in; kongucr@gmail.com
Frequency : 90.4000015258789
Broadcast hours : 07:30 - 10:00 and 12:00 - 19:30 Hours
Established in : 2005-08-07
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