AIR stations, in all States and UTs across India, will give an opportunity to youngsters from local colleges, universities to take part in AIR programming, allowing them to discuss and curate youth-centric shows. The AIRNxt shows would encourage the youth to speak about the achievements of the country during the last 75 years of independence and where do they expect the country to reach in various fields.

About 20,000 youth from 1000 educational institutions will be participating during the next year from across India through 167 AIR stations. All India Radio’s AIRNxt is a part of the celebrations under the ongoing Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav.

These virtual classes broadcasting through AIR and DD include syllabus for Primary, Middle and High School level students and model question papers for 10th standard. Storytelling and quiz shows are also included in virtual classes in a few states. On average, any DD Channel is airing 2.5 hours of educational content daily and any All India Radio channel is airing 30 minutes of educational content daily. A detailed list of all educational programs at different DD Kendra is given in the press note released by Press Information Bureau.

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