In a country where radio still has mass appeal, BBC World Service Trust has started social intervention through the airwaves.
In a country where radio still has mass appeal, BBC World Service Trust has started social intervention through the airwaves. A programme called Reach and Response aims to promote knowledge and community advocacy among those most vulnerable to bonded labour. The project aims to reach 8 million people in Bihar and UP.
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