A song named "Sewa Tari Baheno" by Rudi No Radio in Gujarat, representing their radio station and culture.

A song named "Baheno Na Sath Ma" by Rudi No Radio in Gujarat, representing their radio station and culture.

Kaagaj Kamdar is a programme based on occupational health. This is an award-winning programme and was awarded under Community Engagement category during the National Community Radio Awards held in February 2013. The programme is for women workers working in informal sector like waste picking, vegetable vendors, screen-printers, tailoring and farming etc. This programme focuses at the health of women working as waste-pickers.

This radio programme is based on International Women's Day. This show describes the role of women in different sector in India, their rights, traditional role and professional role, daily basis challenges in front of society, to break social norms.

This radio programme includes an interview with Dr. Harish Desai, Head of Physical Education Department, Gujarat University. In this interview he talks about the concept of Physical Education, its relvance points, how Physical Education perform its positive role in our daily basis lives and increase our strength, speed, concentration and performance.

This radio programme includes a folk song which describes situation of a Kite in the  sky and how it relates to our lives in the Kite Festival of Gujarat.

This radio programme focuses on a very rapidly major problem "Global Warming". This show describes the reasons for incrieasing global warming, increasing vehicle pollution and its negative effects on our lives, what we should do for stopping this incresing global warming problem, and support more eco-friendly vehicles and products to reduce its negative effects.

This radio programme focuses on the lok geet which also create a cultural development and preservation of environment in the society.

This programme deals with occupational health, which is dealing with health and safety aspects at workplace. 

This programme awares community members regarding Right To Education (RTE). Children upto the age of 14 years are entitled to get free and compulsary education.