Kamat's Potpourri: My Days in All India Radio

My Days in All India Radio

by Dr. Jyotsna Kamat

First Online: November 02, 2010
Page Last Updated: December 07, 2024

Introduction

During my long career with the All India Radio (Akashavani) -- the state controlled and only radio broadcasting service in India at the time -- I served in many great cities of India , met many great people of India and the experience enriched my life. In the following section I have documented several episodes of my days in All India Radio.

Many of these were published before (in other forms, platforms, or media), and many are documented just for this section on Kamat's Potpourri

-Jyotsna Kamat

My Days in "All India Radio"

My Golden Days in All India Radio Article written on the occasion of the Golden Jubilee of All India Radio Station, Bengaluru.	The Voice Behind the Voices Tribute to Jyotsna Kamat in "Star of Mysore" after her transfer from Mysore Akashavani.
Memoirs of Mysore Jyotsna Kamat recalls experiences as a Central Government employee trying to make peace with angry local activists in Memoirs of Mysore

Jyotsna at an Environmental Awareness Function Sasya Sanjivini, All India Radio, Bangalore, 1992
	Jyotsna (on right) Interviewing Gangubai Hanagal All India Radio, 1996
Jyotsna with Karanth at All India Radio (L ro R) Jyotsna Kamat, H.V. Krishnamurthy, Shivaram Karanth
	Jyotsna at a Radio Function Town of Bhadravati
Shivaram Karanth and Jyotsna Kamat Sasya Sanjivini, Bengaluru
	Sasya Sanjivini Programme
Building of All India Radio
	Golden Jubilee Celebration of Akashavani Mysore (from L to R) Jyotsna Kamat, Kuvempu, A.N. Moorthy Rao, Kamala Gopalaswamy (wife of Prof. Gopalaswamy, and founder of Mysore Akashavani), March 1986
From Left to Right: H.V. Krishnamurthy, Pu. Ti. Narasimhachar., and Jyotsna Kamat All India Radio, Mysore, 1984
	At the Radio Drama Producers Meet May 1992
Station Directors Meeting at Gulbarga, 1989 Jyotsna Kamat, Ramachandran (SDA BDT), G.T.Ayangar (SDWR), Srinivas murthy (SE Gulbarga), Hunugund (ASD Gulbarga), late Sriram Bharati in extreme left