Ranchi University’s School of Mass Communication recently celebrated World Radio Day with a special class that explored the rich history and lasting significance of radio. Students and faculty gathered to learn about the invention of radio, its impact on society, and its continued role in today’s world.
The History of Radio
Teacher Manoj Kumar Sharma led the session, sharing fascinating details about the origins of radio. He explained the science behind the first radio transmission, helping students understand how this groundbreaking invention revolutionized global communication. He traced the evolution of radio from its early days to its modern forms.
Furthermore, instructor Santosh Uraon shared the captivating story of radio broadcasting in India. He highlighted key milestones and figures who shaped the country’s radio landscape. Learning about this history helps us appreciate the impact radio has had on our society. Perhaps you might also be interested in the history of other forms of mass communication, such as television or print media.
Radio’s Enduring Importance
Even in today’s digital age, radio remains a vital medium, especially in areas with limited access to other forms of media. Santosh Uraon emphasized that radio provides essential information and entertainment to people around the world. It’s a reliable source, particularly during emergencies and natural disasters.
World Radio Day, observed every year on February 13th, is a reminder of the power of radio. It brings people together across different cultures and communities. While technology continues to change, radio has adapted to digital platforms, including podcasts and online streaming, ensuring its continued relevance for generations to come.