DY Chandrachud: Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud had recently given an interview to All India Radio (AIR). During this time he told that he has also worked as a radio presenter. He also remembered these days.
Apart from this, he told how he grew up listening to AIR bulletins in Hindi, English and Sanskrit with his parents and then became a part of it himself.
shared childhood memories
In this interview, Supreme Court Chief Justice Chandrachud said, “He loved the voice of the news readers. He used to get mesmerized by listening to it. He recited his line in the voice of Devki Nandan Pandey, ‘Yeh Akashvani hai; Now you listen to the news, Devki.’ Nandan Pandey. Apart from this, he also praised the voice of Lotika Ratnam. This is All India Radio; The news is read by Lotika Ratnam.
Told a story related to his mother.
In this interview he also narrated an incident related to his mother. He said, “My mother was a classical musician. When I was studying in third or fourth class, my mother used to take me to the studio in Mumbai. When he came to Delhi in 1975, he again auditioned for Akashvani. After this both of them started their programs in Hindi and English.
Tell me how to become a presenter?
He said, “My own personal association has been with All India Radio. I came to the studio with my mother. When I came to Delhi in 1975, I was told that I too could audition. After this I also started studying Hindi. Started programs in both English and Hindi.
He further said, “I still remember that I have done many programs in Hindi. I remember my first program. I also used to do western music programs at that time. In this way, I have a special relationship with All India Radio. became.”