Radio  is serving as an  important development tool   for  creating awareness  spreading information and  facilitating communication, despite the absence  of policy support and the government aid. It is a  radio service for  geographically bound communities in areas with  poor infrastructure where people do not have access  to the  mainstream national and  regional  media. Agriculture has been  in mainstay of the  Indian’s economy and over 70% of its  population lives in rural areas as much as 49% of the land area is cultivable.

Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, to promote community radio stations in India, has given licences to reputed institutes and organisations, in the first phase. FTII is one of the institutes, given provision in Xth plan to set-up a community radio station as a tool for creative content for the students. Radio FTII is being used for community betterment rather than be just a campus radio.  Radio FTII is a non commercial venture in community service. Creating a platform, to disseminate ideas and thoughts, to express views, to expose talents, for making lives better of community around. Motivating people to exchange and share their feelings, experiences and empower them with a view to strengthen their voice for demanding a cleaner, healthier and safer environment. Its tag Line of 'In service of community' –depicts the objective and target.

Video Volunteers and Drishti are creating a ‘social media network’ that uses video to accelerate socio-economic change. We partner with local NGOs to create Community Video Units, teams of 7-10 local people who learn to produce a 30min Video News Magazine every month on different areas of critical social need as determined by the local community. These are screened outdoors and discussed nightly in 25 villages each month, reaching up to 10,000 people per Community Video Unit (CVU). The net result is the creation of a genuinely local media voice which is proving to expand the scale & reach of beneficial programs and to provide communities a unique platform to identify their own solutions to local and global problems. We work primarily in India, where we have launched seven CVU’s to date. We plan to begin to globalize the Social Media Network later this year, by launching in Brazil.

A blog by a senior Times of India journalist concerning news. This blog was started by me when i was working for a small local newspaper. The primary reason why i started this blog was that in many cases i noticed that some of the stories which i did was copied by reporters working for National newspapers based in Goa. Another obstacle was some Journalists who claimed to be working in the field of ICT (Internet Communication Technology) were purging the stories posted by me in their sites. I decided to start blogging with the little knowledge i had and slowly i have picked up the strand with no help coming from anyone.