According to the Indian Readership Survey 2019, the 35-44 age group has the highest listenership of radio in India, with 42% of the population tuning in.

Music is the most popular reason people listen to the radio in India, with 62% of listeners tuning in for music programming.

Pop music is the most popular genre among radio listeners in India, with 35% of listeners preferring pop music.

The average amount of time people spend listening to the radio in India per day is 1-2 hours.

Sunday has the highest radio listenership in India, with 45% of the population tuning in.

Preference for other media, such as television, streaming services, and social media, is the primary reason people stop listening to the radio in India.

North India has the highest radio listenership in India, with 48% of the population tuning in.

Music shows are the most popular type of radio program in India, with 45% of listeners tuning in for music programming.

Hindi has the highest radio listenership in India, with 40% of the population tuning in to Hindi-language radio stations.

People in rural areas of India listen to the radio for a variety of reasons, including entertainment, information, and education.

Private radio stations are the most popular among listeners in India, with 60% of the population tuning in to private radio stations.

The morning (6am-12pm) is the most popular time of day for radio listening in India, with 45% of listeners tuning in during this time.

Facebook is the most commonly used social media platform by radio stations in India to engage with their listeners.

The future of radio in India is uncertain, with some experts predicting a decline in listenership due to the rise of digital media, while others believe that radio will continue to play an important role in the media landscape.