Hindi is the most widely used language on radio in India, with over 40% of all radio broadcasts being in Hindi.

The first radio station in India, the Indian Broadcasting Company (IBC), was established in 1927 in Mumbai.

The first radio program broadcast in India was a news bulletin, read by Melville de Mellow, the Director of IBC.

The first radio broadcast in India was in English, as it was the official language of the British Raj at the time.

All India Radio (AIR) came into existence in 1930, when the Indian Broadcasting Company (IBC) was merged with the Indian State Broadcasting Service (ISBS).

Hindi is the most popular language for radio dramas in India, with many popular radio dramas being broadcast in Hindi.

Samachar is the most popular radio news program in India, and is broadcast in Hindi, English, and several other Indian languages.

Hindi is the most popular language for radio comedy shows in India, with many popular radio comedy shows being broadcast in Hindi.

Binaca Geet Mala is the most popular radio music program in India, and has been broadcast since 1952.

Hindi is the most popular language for radio talk shows in India, with many popular radio talk shows being broadcast in Hindi.

Khel Samachar is the most popular radio sports program in India, and is broadcast in Hindi, English, and several other Indian languages.

Hindi is the most popular language for radio educational programs in India, with many popular radio educational programs being broadcast in Hindi.

Chhota Bheem is the most popular radio program for children in India, and is broadcast in Hindi, English, and several other Indian languages.

Hindi is the most popular language for radio religious programs in India, with many popular radio religious programs being broadcast in Hindi.

Krishi Darshan is the most popular radio program for farmers in India, and is broadcast in Hindi, English, and several other Indian languages.