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Radio has played and is playing an important role in public awareness and mass communication. Marconi's invention revolutionised the whole Western World in the last century but in India its impact was reflected very late. Earlier programmes on radio were themed on infotainment, i.e. a combination of information and entertainment. But in post-independence era a third factor of education too became an integral part of broadcast. An exhaustive cum descriptive study has been carried out to find out the impact of the programmes done by AIR on demonetisation of Rs.500 and Rs. 1000 currency notes. Impact of demonetisation on Indian society has been studied by co relating it's with my earlier study, expanding from 2003 to 2016. The results are interesting and even support some preestablished facts of wave's communication. These days, it is becoming a common notion that Radio may not survive in long run and it may even become obsolete in near future. Feedbacks given by the listeners through various means have broken the notion of decreasing popularity of wave's communication. But the impacts of some programmes like 'Mann Ki Baat' of our Prime Minister Sh. Narender Modi and recently mounted series of programmes on Demonetisation further break this myth. During the gestation period of Demonetisation five programmes were done on National Hook up in the form of live Phone-in Programmes, four National programmes under National Programmes of Talks, eight programmes on FM Rainbow Networks and on an average one or two programmes were broadcast daily on local networks. Besides this Prime Minister Shri Narendera Modi raised the issues twice in his popular series, "Mann Ki Baat".Radio series and programmes of mass appeal can undergo a long way by having deep and sustaining effect on target audience. By adopting different formats of programme production, monotony of the listeners can be broken. During the rising trend of new media the traditional wave media of Radio can prove as a source of Government and Public participation for ...

Contemporary changes in the form of introducing structural reforms in the country and end of the Cold War at the global level have brought about significant transformations and new orientations in India's domestic and foreign policies. Questions are being raised regarding the relevance of Nehru's model of development and his foreign policy of non-alignment. Besides, a volatile socio-economic and political scenario in the country and prevailing non-polarity in the international milieu have created a situation of chaos and uncertainty. Hence, it becomes imperative to have a look at Nehru's visionary philosophy so as to ascertain whether it can provide a solution to the new challenges faced by the country both at the domestic and international levels.

Never before in the history, has the environment pollution drawn such attention of policymakers, academicians and the court in India. The present concern for preservation and conservation of environment arises from the hazardous impact on the human actions. Human demands are increasing day by day with the growth of population and modernization. For a long time many individuals have accepted noise as a part of their environment. The development of various engines, technological machinery in industries, jet planes, automobiles etc all contributed to increasing noisy environment. Noise is now regarded by many people as a pollution component that contributes to deterioration of the environment. Noise pollution is infect a threat to million that could be as dangerous as the pollution of the atmosphere. The recently intensified effort to save the environment has succeeded impressively in bringing the subject to wide public notice. It has helped to identify problems and arise concern. But it has been deficient in solutions. For very good reason effective steps to save the environment will require a highly expert knowledge of governmental machinery, knowledge of political infighting, knowledge of how tough and enforceable legislation might be written and how such legislation has been systematically enacted. The focus of present day policies is to use emission free technologies to be useful in preserving and conserving precious natural environment.