Indian Army Launches Sikkim's First Community Radio Station to Enhance Connectivity
Army launches Sikkim's first border village community radio station
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The Indian Army's Trishakti Corps has inaugurated 'Sikkim Sundari,' the first community radio station in Sikkim, India, aimed at improving connectivity in remote border villages. The station will broadcast local news, weather updates, and government schemes while fostering youth participation and cultural expression.
- 01Sikkim's first community radio station, 'Sikkim Sundari,' launched by the Indian Army.
- 02The radio station aims to enhance connectivity and information access in remote border areas.
- 03It will broadcast local news, weather updates, and government schemes.
- 04The initiative encourages local youth participation and cultural expression.
- 05The launch event included senior Army officials and local community members.
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On April 12, 2023, the Indian Army's Trishakti Corps inaugurated 'Sikkim Sundari,' the first community radio station in Sikkim, India, to improve connectivity in remote border villages. This initiative aims to enhance communication and information access in high-altitude areas, broadcasting local news, weather updates, and government schemes. The station also serves as a platform for local culture and youth participation, providing opportunities for young individuals to develop communication skills and engage with their community. Senior Army officials, civil administration representatives, and local community members attended the inauguration, highlighting the importance of connecting communities and amplifying local voices in support of development.
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The radio station will significantly enhance communication and information access for residents in remote areas, fostering community engagement and cultural expression.
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