Radio Udaan receives national recognition from the National Association for the Blind, Delhi
On 2nd December 2024, Radio Udaan was conferred with the prestigious NAB-Sarojini Trilok Nath National Award 2024 in the Best Institution category by the National Association for the Blind, Delhi. This award recognizes Radio Udaan’s unwavering commitment to empowering persons with disabilities through inclusive media and accessible content.
Held on a light green patterned certificate with the NAB logo and the slogan "Serve the Blind," this honour stands as a testament to Radio Udaan’s revolutionary impact in the field of disability rights and community broadcasting.
Why Radio Udaan?
Founded in 2014 by a visionary team of visually impaired individuals, Radio Udaan is India’s first online disability community radio. Over the years, it has:
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Created over 15,000 hours of accessible content
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Reached listeners in more than 100 countries
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Built a global audience of over 1 lakh individuals
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Collaborated with hundreds of organizations
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Featured in the India Book of Records
Through its programming—spanning information, education, entertainment, and advocacy—Radio Udaan gives a powerful voice to persons with disabilities, reshaping societal perceptions and fostering inclusion.
The certificate highlights Radio Udaan’s role in amplifying disabled voices, inspiring inclusivity, and transforming public attitudes by building a world of belonging and equal opportunity.
Signed by T.D. Dhariyal (President, NAB Delhi) and Prashant Ranjan Verma (General Secretary, NAB Delhi), the award reinforces the impact of community-led efforts in disability empowerment.
