'Melbourne Chautari's first host Ranjan Vaidya at SBS Studio, Federation Square, Melbourne. Credit: SBS Nepali/Abhas Parajuli
Melbourne-based Nepali community radio 'Melbourne Chautari' turns 20 this month. Taking a trip down memory lane, the program's first host, Ranjan Vaidya speaks of the challenges faced twenty years ago and imparts lessons for today's rapidly evolving broadcasting landscape.
Melbourne-based Nepali community radio 'Melbourne Chautari' turns 20 this month. Taking a trip down memory lane, the program's first host, Ranjan Vaidya speaks of the challenges faced twenty years ago and imparts lessons for today's rapidly evolving broadcasting landscape.
