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Radio Club Helps Locate Mentally Disturbed Jailed Woman's Family In Jharkhand
A mentally disturbed woman, now in her fifties and currently lodged in West Bengal's Midnapore Central Correctional Home, will finally get to meet her family after eight years, thanks to the efforts of HAM radio enthusiasts.
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How Landslide-Hit Wayanad Finds Voice Through Ham Radio
As the devastating landslides ravaged a hilly area of Wayanad, leaving a trail of destruction and chaos in their wake, a group of ham radio enthusiasts rose to the challenge, establishing a critical communication network.
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How Radio Was Used To Reunite Alzheimer's Patient With Family In Kolkata
The 76-year-old patient was only 14 km away in a government hospital in the city.
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Ham Radios To Aid Rescue Operations In Rain-Hit Kerala
Even as the incessant rains and resultant flooding disrupted lives across central Kerala, ham radio enthusiasts have quietly swung into action in Thrissur district.
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Amateur Bengal Ham Radio Operator Intercepts Signal From Antarctica Camp
An amateur radio operator from West Bengal, who intercepts radio signals from far away countries as a hobby, received one from Antarctica, the southern tip of the globe, over 11,835 km away.
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Ahmedabad's Ham Radio Enthusiast Gets Response From SpaceX Astronauts
A ham radio enthusiast from Ahmedabad on Wednesday got a response from SpaceX Crew Dragon's astronauts while trying to connect with International Space Station.
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How 300 Radio Operators Are Helping Rescue People In Flood-Hit Kerala
HAM radio operators are helping in rescue operations in flood-devastated Kerala by tracing stranded people through their last mobile phone location and sharing information with officials as most communication services remain hit in the state.
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Suspicious Signals In Urdu, Bangla Raise Alert Along India-Bangladesh Border
Suspicious signals in coded Bengali and Urdu languages along the India-Bangladesh border in past few months have raised suspicion over extremists using this unconventional mode of communication, prompting authorities to deploy Ham radio operators on round-the-clock duty.
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Assembly Elections: Where Mobile Network Can't Reach, Ham Radio Does The Trick
Ham radio is the only mode of communication for polling and security personnel during the ongoing assembly polls in some remote corners of West Bengal which have been left untouched even by mobile phone towers.
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Solar Power, Boats, Ham Radio To Aid Voting In The Sundarbans
Amped up with ham radio broadcasts, solar lights and fleets of boats, launches and steamers, the world's largest mangroves, the Sundarbans, is gearing up to vote in the West Bengal assembly polls notwithstanding connectivity issues stemming from the archipelago's remoteness and wild terrain.
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New App to Help Locate Victims Trapped During Natural Calamities
The concept is based on ham radio used by amateurs to communicate with one another.
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After 'Hudhud', Radio Operators Now Gear up for Cyclone Nilofar
After their laudatory efforts during cyclone 'Hudhud', amateur radio operators (hams) from West Bengal and Hyderabad are on alert and ready to roll their services to establish radio communication in case their help is sought in the wake of cyclone 'Nilofar' scheduled to hit Gujarat on Friday.
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The First Social Network: Chewing the Rag With India's Ham Radio Operators
From aiding in disaster relief communication to 'rag-chewing', ham enthusiasts in India continue to thrive in the era of smartphones and Internet.
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Radio Club Helps Locate Mentally Disturbed Jailed Woman's Family In Jharkhand
A mentally disturbed woman, now in her fifties and currently lodged in West Bengal's Midnapore Central Correctional Home, will finally get to meet her family after eight years, thanks to the efforts of HAM radio enthusiasts.
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How Landslide-Hit Wayanad Finds Voice Through Ham Radio
As the devastating landslides ravaged a hilly area of Wayanad, leaving a trail of destruction and chaos in their wake, a group of ham radio enthusiasts rose to the challenge, establishing a critical communication network.
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How Radio Was Used To Reunite Alzheimer's Patient With Family In Kolkata
The 76-year-old patient was only 14 km away in a government hospital in the city.
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Ham Radios To Aid Rescue Operations In Rain-Hit Kerala
Even as the incessant rains and resultant flooding disrupted lives across central Kerala, ham radio enthusiasts have quietly swung into action in Thrissur district.
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Amateur Bengal Ham Radio Operator Intercepts Signal From Antarctica Camp
An amateur radio operator from West Bengal, who intercepts radio signals from far away countries as a hobby, received one from Antarctica, the southern tip of the globe, over 11,835 km away.
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Ahmedabad's Ham Radio Enthusiast Gets Response From SpaceX Astronauts
A ham radio enthusiast from Ahmedabad on Wednesday got a response from SpaceX Crew Dragon's astronauts while trying to connect with International Space Station.
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How 300 Radio Operators Are Helping Rescue People In Flood-Hit Kerala
HAM radio operators are helping in rescue operations in flood-devastated Kerala by tracing stranded people through their last mobile phone location and sharing information with officials as most communication services remain hit in the state.
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Suspicious Signals In Urdu, Bangla Raise Alert Along India-Bangladesh Border
Suspicious signals in coded Bengali and Urdu languages along the India-Bangladesh border in past few months have raised suspicion over extremists using this unconventional mode of communication, prompting authorities to deploy Ham radio operators on round-the-clock duty.
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Assembly Elections: Where Mobile Network Can't Reach, Ham Radio Does The Trick
Ham radio is the only mode of communication for polling and security personnel during the ongoing assembly polls in some remote corners of West Bengal which have been left untouched even by mobile phone towers.
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Solar Power, Boats, Ham Radio To Aid Voting In The Sundarbans
Amped up with ham radio broadcasts, solar lights and fleets of boats, launches and steamers, the world's largest mangroves, the Sundarbans, is gearing up to vote in the West Bengal assembly polls notwithstanding connectivity issues stemming from the archipelago's remoteness and wild terrain.
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New App to Help Locate Victims Trapped During Natural Calamities
The concept is based on ham radio used by amateurs to communicate with one another.
-
After 'Hudhud', Radio Operators Now Gear up for Cyclone Nilofar
After their laudatory efforts during cyclone 'Hudhud', amateur radio operators (hams) from West Bengal and Hyderabad are on alert and ready to roll their services to establish radio communication in case their help is sought in the wake of cyclone 'Nilofar' scheduled to hit Gujarat on Friday.
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The First Social Network: Chewing the Rag With India's Ham Radio Operators
From aiding in disaster relief communication to 'rag-chewing', ham enthusiasts in India continue to thrive in the era of smartphones and Internet.
