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RADIO BUNDELKHAND 90.5 Mhzs
Radio Bundelkhand 90.4 Mhz went on air on October 23rd, 2008 following a fucntion that highlighted rich musical tradtion of Bundelkhand at Orchha, Madhya Pradesh. The CRS is airing local programmes four hours a day. The CRS is promoted by the Development Alternative, which is one the premier non-governmental organisation known for its panache for alternative technologies designed for rural and marginalised communities. Bunelkhand 40.4 Mhz was Nomad's first turnkey project.
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SANGHAM RADIO 90.4 Mhz
Sangham Radio, an all women community radio station in Machnoor village in Southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh went on air at 11 am on October 15, 2008 with the Nomad transmission system.
When former Justice of Supreme Court Justice P B Sawant, switched on the Nomad transmitter the voice of the DDS women went out on air when they sang : Akka Chellenlu Podaame mana sanghamku maatlada podaamey… [Come sisters let us go to our Sanghm to talk]
NAMMA DHWANI 90.4
Namma Dhwani (Our Voices) started airing their programmes with Nomad transmission system this year. Namma Dhwani was one of the fist initiatives at digitally empowering the communities in and around Budikote village of Kolar district in Karnataka. Even before they got a license to broadcast from the Government of India, it had started narrow casting (distribution of recorded programme via cable and audio tapes). They chose to partner with Nomad when they got their broadcast license.
PARD VANOLI 90.4
Set about 30 kilometers from Madurai in the Southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, PARD Vaanoli wen on Air with Nomad Transmission system in August 2009 with a full time team of 7 people, with 2 announcers, 2 field reporters and 3 reporters/editors.
The promoter of this CRS, People’s Action for Rural Development (PARD), was a civil society institution set up in Madurai as early as 1988. Initially, PARD started working with urban slum dwellings in the city of Madurai, but soon expanded its activities to become the main coordinator of LISA Network (Low Inputs for Sustainable Agriculture), and also moved to rural areas of Tamil Nadu, in order to implement micro-finance actvities with rural women.
SARANG 107.8 FM
Community Radio started by the famous St. Aloysius College at Mangalore was the first campus radio project of Nomad. The Community Radio Staion, emerging out of an educational campus, went on air in August 2009 with Nomad transmission system.
KUMAON VANI 90.4
With a view of the picturesque snow capped Trishul mountain range, the Nomad India team set up a 30 metre high tower for Kumaon Vani in Supi, Uttarakhand. Kumaon Vani, a Community Radio Station of The Energy Resources Institute (TERI), went on air On March 11, 2010. Besides the tower, the Nomad team has also set up the studio and provided the transmission system for broadcast.
RADIO VIKALP 90.4:
The community radio station initiated by AID, Jharkhand in the Garhwa distrcit of Jharkhand went on air with Nomad transmission system in February 2010. Like Namma Dhwani and Sangham Radio, Vikalp radio had been narrow casting their audio programme for a couple of years before they obtained broadcast license..
GURGAON KI AWAZ 107.8
Nomad put this very unique radio staiton nesteled between urban and rural India on air in December 2009. The radio station is expected to be the voices of those who are faced with onslaught of rapid industrialisation and urbanisation. TASHI DELEK 90.4 Mhz (Greetings in Tibetan) Nestled in the Dhauldhar Mountain range at Mcleog Gunj, the Tibatan Children Village has initiated this radio for communities living in the valley.The radio station is expected to provide a platform for Tibatan Music, culture and their vision of world peace. RADIO NAMASKAR 90.4 MHz Radio Namaskar, the only Community Radio of Orissa (India) established at KONARK ( Internationally renowned tourist place for Sun Temple) to make the common people informative & active participant of the community development process. Its the initiative of Young India a non govt organisation based at Konark. JAGO MUMBAI 107.8 Nomad is currently working on this radio station, which is expected to go on air in April, 2010, with a flavour of Mumbai. The radio station is expected to reflect fun and complexity of sustainable urban living, civic issues and citizens responsibilities. GREEN FM 90.4 Initiated by Sasneha Kala Krida Mandal and located at the heart of Sangli town in Maharashtra, this Community Radio station is expected to go on air on 16 August 2010 using Nomad's transmission system NIN 100. Green FM will broadcast programmes on agricultural issues to villages in the surrounding region.
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