Today again Diksha Alok from Jharkhand and Deepak Bagri from Madhya Pradesh are presenting Radio Bluetooth from Balrampur district in Chhattisgarh. In this program villagers from all over Balrampur report using their mobile phone. They call 08050068000 and record their songs and reports. They go to their Panchayat Bhavans to download this radio program on their mobile phone using Bluetooth and once they go back to their village they share it everyone again using the bluetooth technology for free

Today Deepak Bagri takes us to Pukhauti Muktangan, a tribal museum in Naya Raipur, new capital of Chhattisgarh state and talks to people about the place and their experiences there. He also takes us to Balrampur district in North Chhattisgarh bordering with Jharkhand from where some people have sent their songs in local languages using their mobile phones. People back in Balrampur also downloads these messages on their mobile phones and share amongst each other using Bluetooth technology in their phones.

Today Diksha Alok and Rajendra Koreti is bringing songs and reports from Balrampur district of Chhattisgarh in this latest report of Bluetooth radio. As you know in this experiment people from remote parts of the district report using their mobile phones and they listen to these programs after downloading it on their mobile phone from their Gram Panchayat where there is internet. They also share it with each other using bluetooth without any cost and listen to the programs as many times as they want.

Today Diksha Alok, Shatali Shedmake, Ramesh Kasa and Deepak Bagri are presenting Bluetooth radio program from Balrampur district of Chhattisgarh. Songs and reports are from various villages in the district which they record using their mobile phone and by calling 08050068000. The radio program is downloaded in Gram Panchayat office by villagers on their mobile phone using bluetooth and then they share it amongst them using bluetooth for free. You can also make your own Bluetooth radio

Umeshwari Dugga has reached Kottagudem village of Gummugudem panchayat, Kukunur tehsil, West Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh where villagers tell her in Gondi that 30 Adivasi families are living here from 15 years who came from Dantewada district of Chhattisgarh but there is no handpump. They need to walk more than a kilometer to get water. You are requested to call ITDA PO@9490157004 and MLA@9440625999 to help suffering adivasis. Umeshwari@9177988081