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Bangalore's FIRST RADIO 1955

Tune In to Bangalore’s Radio Revolution! Step back to November 2nd, 1955—the day Akashvani Bangalore brought the magic of radio to life in the city! Imagine the thrill as music, news, and voices filled homes for the very first time, turning every broadcast into a neighborhood celebration. Back then, owning a radio was a badge of honor: you needed a special license, a trip to the post office, and a hefty investment—sometimes as much as a month’s salary! Radios became the heart of the community, drawing families and friends together for cricket matches, news bulletins, and the rare treat of music. But here’s the twist: Hindi film songs were banned on Indian radio, so clever listeners tuned their dials to Radio Ceylon, where Ameen Sayani’s legendary “Binaca Geet Mala” made every home sway to Bollywood’s latest hits. Relive this golden era and discover more fascinating stories at the Shortwave Museum Bangalore—where the city’s radio legacy comes alive! https://www.shortwaveradiomuseum.com/