Rahul Sagar on Twitter: "The Indian Listener was first published in December, 1935. It was retitled "Akashvani" in January, 1958. Thanks to American Radio History many issues of The Indian Listener are
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Rahul Sagar on Twitter: "The Indian Listener published short essays, letters from listeners, program schedules, advertisements, and propaganda too. Here is the program schedule for January 1, 1936 and two memorable advertisements
