World Radio Day 2020: Sand art by the sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik on World Radio Day.
New Delhi:
World Radio Day is celebrated on February 13 each year. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) celebrates the ninth edition of World Radio Day. The proposal to celebrate World Radio Day came from Spain. Support was given to the Academia Espanola de la Radio project manager, and in 1946 United Nations Broadcasting Day was launched, proposed by the Director General of UNESCO. At the 67th session of the United Nations General Assembly, a resolution was passed declaring February 13 World Radio Day.
Theme of the World Radio Day 2020
On World Radio Day 2020 (WRD 2020), UNESCO is calling on radio stations to maintain diversity both in their newsrooms and on radio waves.
This edition of World Radio Day is divided into three main subtopics:
- Approval of pluralism on the radio, including a mix of public, private and municipal channels.
- Encouraging representation in the newsroom with teams from different social groups.
- Promotion of a variety of editorial content and program types that reflect the diversity of the audience.
How people celebrate World Radio Day 2020:
People on Twitter publish their news for World Radio Day. Many call it the most powerful communication medium and how it plays a key role in raising people's awareness.
Greetings on #WorldRadioDay: My SandArt on Hon & # 39; ble PM @narendramodi Ji's popular monthly radio show #MannKiBaat at Puri Beach, #Odisha. pic.twitter.com/15RlhFQpsC
– Sudarsan Pattnaik (@sudarsansand), February 13, 2020
Today is #WorldRadioDay. The advent of a transistor enriched our lives as we grew up. It has been a constant companion for news, views and music ever since.
The coming-in of FMs offers countless possibilities. Enjoy. pic.twitter.com/yWAC97fLgB
– Kiran Bedi (@thekiranbedi), February 13, 2020
Greetings on the occasion of the #WorldRadioDay. It is one of the most powerful communication media. Whether it's about listening to Hon & # 39; ble PM Shri @narendramodi Jis Mann ki Baat or anything else, "radio" plays a key role in communication and connection. pic.twitter.com/fNuEbCv0OJ
– Harsh Sanghavi (@sanghaviharsh), February 13, 2020
It connects the world from black and white to HD, 4K 3d etc. # WorldRadioDaypic.twitter.com / WCBgEHVZ11
– Aryamann Aggarwal (@ aryamann5), February 13, 2020
