It is a part of a series of radio programmes where mathematics is taught through radio. The programme includes the different methods to solve the problems of division. A song has also been sung on this topic.
It is a part of a series of radio programme where mathematics is taught through radio. The programme includes the discussion on the concept of 'Bandwidth’. A song has also been sung on this topic. A mathematical trick is shared at the end of the programme.
It is a part of a series of radio programmes where mathematics is taught radio. The programme includes the basic functions of statistics. A song has also been sung on this topic.
It is a part of a series of radio programmes where mathematics is taught through radio. The programme speakes about the life and contribution of the Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler.
It is a part of a series of radio programmes where students learn mathematics through radio. In this episode, the use of bit and its representation has been discussed. A Poetry has also been recited on this. A puzzle is solved at the end of the programme.
It is a part of a series of radio programmes where students from class IX to class XII learn mathematics. This episode is based on understanding the concept of conversion of Binary numbers to Decimals.
It is a part of a series of radio programmes where students from class IX to class XII learn mathematics. This episode is based on the life history and work of Charles Babbage and Airthmetic Progression.
This episode of "Sunno Theke Suru" programme is based on the Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication etc. in binary number system.
This episode of "Sunno Theke Suru" programme is based on the Bit and Byte of computer. It also includes information on the spelling of mathematical digits.
This episode of "Sunno Theke Suru" programme is based on the American Standard Code for Information Interchange and its relation with mathematics.
<p>To give voice to the voiceless. To provide education to school dropouts. To increase awareness about health and hygiene. To entertain and educate through songs and drama.</p>
<p>Jadavpur University, Kolkata, on the day of the Bengali New year (14th April, 2008)launched West Bengal’s first community radio station, RadioJU 90.8 MHz. </p>
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<p>Signature Programme: SishuTirtho,Alochona, Health Care,Sanskriti, Kolkata Kolkata, Khaikhai, Musical Hour, AinerChokhe, Natya Company, Sahoj Path, SrutinatokerAsor, Mukhomukhi, Cholo Let’s Go. Community Participation: We choose the programming content after a discussion with common people. Theywrite the content based on the problems faced by them in their day to day life. Innovations in Format: Docu-features, drama, feature, experience of the child reporter, mix format etc.</p>
<p>Funding and Partnerships Right from the beginning, JU is providing everything to set up and run the station. The university has created a fund for recurring expenses of the radio. We are also trying to collect advertisements from local businessmen and shopkeepers. We also want to register ourselves under DAVP.</p>
<p>We find nowadays children are not fond of reading story books,so we started Sishu Tirtho, a programme on children’s literature, which gets great interest from kids and teenagers who find these stories so fascinating that they skip their sportsto listen to Sishu Tirtho.</p> <p>Similarly, the story of a disabled girl is touching. Since she used wheelchair from her childhood, she was very much neglected by her relatives and schoolmates. After penning and broadcasting a poem, she got positive response from relatives and schoolmates.</p>
RadioJU, Jadavpur University, 188,Raja S.C. Mallick Road, Kolkata- 32.
Phone: 033-24146060, 9830543884
Email: nilaguptaju@yahoo.com, radioju@gmail.com and srabani.wsb@gmail.com
Frequency : 90.80000305175781
Broadcast hours : 11:00 - 19:30 Hours
Established in : 2008-04-14
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