This article explores the impact of community radio on media freedom and democracy in India, suggesting necessary reforms.
This article examines the evolution, significance, and regulatory landscape of radio broadcasting in India, tracing its journey from colonial influence on its current status as a trusted and accessible mass medium. It explores radio’s role in supporting democracy, the emergence and challenges of community radio, and the persistent regulatory hurdles that shape its autonomy and content. Drawing on historical developments, committee recommendations, and constitutional provisions, the article highlights the complex interplay between state control, media freedom, and the need for reform in India’s radio sector.
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