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A resident of Baramulla, 20-year-old Samaniya Bhat, also known as RJ Samaniya, is the first female radio jockey of north Kashmir and the youngest radio jockey from the valley.
Samaniya&nbsp;did her graduation in journalism and mass communication a completed it in April 2021. 
Before joining Radio Chinar 90.4 FM, Samaniya worked with All India Radio (AIR) and gained experience in the field.
At Radio Chinar 90.4 FM, RJ Samaniya produces a programme called, 'Halla bol with RJ Samaniya', in which she engages with the people. 
Samaniya in an interview with ANI said that journalism was her passion from childhood and she never thought that one day shoul could be a radio jockey.

Meet RJ Samaniya, Kashmir's youngest radio jockey 

20-year-old Samaniya Bhat is Kashmir's youngest female radio jockey.

Meet RJ Samaniya, Kashmir's youngest radio jockey
Samaniya is the first female radio jockey from north Kashmir
RJ Samaniya&nbsp;did her graduation in Journalism &amp; mass communication
RJ Samaniya&nbsp;produces a programme called, 'Halla bol with RJ Samaniya'

At Radio Chinar 90.4 FM, RJ Samaniya produces a programme called, 'Halla bol with RJ Samaniya', in which she engages with the people.

20-year-old Samaniya Bhat is now&nbsp;RJ Samaniya. The young girl from Baramulla&nbsp;is the first female radio jockey of north Kashmir and the youngest radio jockey from the valley.
Samaniya&nbsp;did her graduation in journalism and mass communication in April this year.
Before joining Radio Chinar 90.4 FM, Samaniya worked with All India Radio (AIR) and gained experience in the field.
At Radio Chinar 90.4 FM, RJ Samaniya produces a programme called, 'Halla bol with RJ Samaniya', in which she engages with the people.
Samaniya in an interview with ANI said that journalism was her passion from childhood and she never thought that one day should could be a radio jockey.

Gone are the days when owning a radio was a matter of huge pride and accomplishment. In 2021, radios have become almost a thing of the past.&nbsp;
But Hyderabad's&nbsp;Mahboob Radio Service, which opened in 1948 continues to stand the test of time. Here you get a glimpse into the world of radios, transistors, tape recorders and tube TV sets.
The radio centre is now among the few places where 'old tech' can be fixed and people from across the globe send their radios for repair.
Run by brothers Md Moinuddin and Md Mujeebuddin, one can spot radios from decades ago belonging to companies like&nbsp;Phillips, Murphy, GEC&nbsp;and&nbsp;Johnson at the service centre.&nbsp;

This decades-old radio service centre in Hyderabad continues to thrive 

Hyderabad's&nbsp;Mahboob Radio Service, which opened in 1948 continues to stand the test of time. The service station will take you for a walk down memory lane.

Gone are the days when owning a radio was a matter of huge pride and accomplishment. In 2021, radios have become almost a thing of the past.&nbsp;
But Hyderabad's&nbsp;Mahboob Radio Service, which opened in 1948 continues to stand the test of time. Here you get a glimpse into the world of radios, transistors, tape recorders and tube TV sets.
The radio centre is now among the few places where 'old tech' can be fixed and people from across the globe send their radios for repair.
Run by brothers Md Moinuddin and Md Mujeebuddin, one can spot radios from decades ago belonging to companies like&nbsp;Phillips, Murphy, GEC&nbsp;and&nbsp;Johnson at the service centre.&nbsp;

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