Its a live phone-in programme, which is aired every Sunday at 9.00 a.m. Dr. Rajendra Prasad, an expert attend the calls and suggests listeners with probable answers.

Sehat Ki Baat Doctor Ke Saath is a live phone-in programme aired every Sunday Morning at 9:00 a.m where medical experts are invited to studio from different Government Hospitals to answer health related queries on the spot through phone. A large number of calls are received during the programme. In this programme, Dr. Ramakant gives advices regarding AIDS/HIV.

A nostalgic musical programme depicting the liveliness of Monsoon season of Kerala. Monsoon in Kerala is an unique experience and really makes Kerala - the God's own Country. This episode is a telephonic interview with Mr Sreejith Paithalan, son of Kandal Pokkudan.

A nostalgic musical programme depicting the liveliness of Monsoon season of Kerala. Monsoon in Kerala is an unique experience and really makes Kerala - the God's own Country. This episode is a telephonic interview with Mr Gireesh PC Palam, a well-known drama script writer.

This programme is based on the theme of this year's World Telecommunication Day and Information Society Day which focuses on women in the field of ICTs.

This phone-in programme is an interactive exercise. People from different walks of life speak over the radio. People share information and knowledge on issues that concern them, tell their stories, ask questions and share their problems. Shalini, a young girl who is an eloquent listener of Benziger, says that the radio has potential to become an intimate medium. The pain of loneliness and old age is being shared by Bhargaviamma. Shemy, who survived a suicide attempt, narrates her story explaining how she discovered a reason to live and a reason to hope. All these people find in this programme an opportunity for self expression. It is thrilling to watch how people build bridges across each other through the radio and facilitate the process of community building.

Hello Doctor is a live radio show on health started by Radio Khushi 90.4, where renowned doctors from Dehradun and Mussoorie are invited by the radio station to answer health related questions from the audience. In this episode of Hello Doctor, Dr. Saxena talks about the condition of Paralysis.

Hello Doctor is a live radio show on health started by Radio Khushi 90.4, where renowned doctors from Dehradun and Mussoorie are invited by the radio station to answer health related questions from the audience. In this episode of Hello Doctor, Dr. Saxena talks about the conditions of Paralysis and Brain Hemorrhage.

Mr. Nirmal Verma, an RTI activist based in Delhi answers the questions from audience on the issue of Right to Information in a phone-in programme. Right to Information Act enacted in 2005 allows an Indian citizen to request information from a "public authority".

In this episode, Sirsa Municipal Council Chairman, Mr. Suresh Kukku, is our guest. The host is Virender Singh Chauhan, Station Director of Radio Sirsa. He was invited to interact with listeners as a part of the series in which all the municipal councillors are proposed to come and respond to the questions of listeners regarding their plans for their respective wards in the Municipal Council. While sharing his vision and plans for next five years, the Council chief Mr. Kukku tries to answer a volley of questions from the listeners. As is evident in this audio clip, the issues raised by the listeners include the poor sanitation scenario, the overflowing sewerage system in some parts of the town, the out of order street light and improper garbage disposal arrangements. The issue of stray cattle and especially the cows that constitute one of the biggest traffic hazards in Sirsa is also vociferrously raised in this particular episode. Listeners not only ask questions but they also propose and suggest probable solutions to some of these issues of collective-concern.
On his part, the guest makes some promises, tries to clear some doubts and ensure immediate action in some matters. He also expresses his willingness to stay in touch with the residents through the platform provided by Hello Sirsa.