Web presence

The government controlled Radio Kashmir is the only the oldest radio station working in the valley. It has thousands of fans, who listen to its music daily, but people these days want to listen to the traditional music on the web. Radio Kashmir has no such presence on internet.  Although huge money is invested on broadcasting services, but no official music collection is available on the web. Radio Kashmir should make its rich collection available on internet.

Mirza Sharafat Hussain Beigh
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