Radio was also invented by Jagdishchandva Bose before Marconi

Scientist Jagadishchandra Bose, who proved in the science laboratory that plants have senses just like other creatures on earth, when he was a professor of physics at Calcutta's Presidency College, built a powerful receiver with his own efforts to learn the properties of electromagnetic waves. In 1895, he experimented in the presence of the Governor of Bengal in the town hall of Calcutta.

Bose created vibrations in the air and sent these vibrations through a wall of human fat and stones into a closed room. Thus he laid the foundation for the invention of radio. Shortly after this invention, Professor Marconi at the University of Bologna also made a similar invention and obtained a patent.

In 1930, BBC radio spoke - "There is no news today

In the 1930s, radio was the only means of listening to the latest news in the world. Millions of listeners used to listen to the news broadcast especially from BBC London Radio. But on the evening of 18 April 1930, the listeners were shocked to hear that there is no news today. This is the only event in the world of radio news where no news was spoken.

Not only this, piano music tunes were played during the news timeslot. Some elders who have crossed eight decades of age still remember this incident. In today's news-filled world, something is happening every second. In today's information explosion era, the competition has started to provide fast events one after another. The new generation is mobile, internet and It was a radio incident that he could not believe when he updates his news through social media.

The signature tune of the radio is like the sound of the universe

With the rise of entertainment devices, the popularity of radio has declined, but Akashvani stations are played before they start. This household radio Signature Tune was composed by a Czechoslovakian musician named Walter Kaufman in 1935. He joined All India Radio Mumbai as Director of Music.

His sonata had a signature tune that was destined to become great. A special signature tune was made to be heard when the radio station opens by cutting it. This tune features tanpuro, violin and viola. Many also find Omkar's sound reverberating in the universe filling this signature tune. According to a report, the violin in this tune was played by Maheli Mehta, the father of world-renowned orchestra conductor Jubin Mehta.

In 1944, Bose called Gandhi the Father of the Nation for the first time in a radio speech

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, who devised a plan to emerge as a formidable force against the British in the Second World War, used to address the countrymen at night on a radio broadcast called Free India. We address Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi as Father of the Nation, who laid the foundation of the country's independence through truth and non-violence, but Subhash Chandra Bose gave this title for the first time in his speech on Singapore Radio on 6 July 1944.

If we look at it like this, there is no record of when Gandhiji became the father of the nation, but Subhash Chandra Bose started the speech. According to a report, Subhash said on Azad Hind Radio that dear Indians, I speak Subhash Chandra Bose. Last year the organization was engaged in the work and now we are ready. We will invade from outside and you stay in India and start a revolution. Hearing this speech, a wave of consciousness ran in the country.

While Amitabh also failed in the radio audition test

1960 Amitabh Bachchan came to Mumbai to try his luck and wanted to become an announcer of All India Radio. For that he also went for an audition test in Mumbai All India Radio. But as he came without any prior approval, his audition test was not taken. His wish Had to meet radio star announcer Amin Sayani.

Sayani was so busy recording radio programs that even after standing for hours he did not meet Amin Sayani. Amin Sayani once said that a young man named Amitabh with a thin and thin body insisted on coming and meeting him many times but I did not have time to meet him at that time. I spoke to him every time with the help of Pattawala. Failing here, he tried his luck in Bollywood and when I saw the film Anand with Rajesh Khanna, a popular actor of that time, I could not even believe that this is Amitabh.