Embracing the harmonious spirit of , Radio City, India's leading radio network, hosted a path-breaking event at Rameshwar Vidya Mandir in Vakola, Santacruz East, Mumbai. Dedicated to nurturing a passion for music among young students, Radio City’s Music Tribe orchestrated a day filled with melody and inspiration. This initiative marked India's first-ever campaign aimed at providing music education to children hailing from modest background, supported by the music industry and highly praised for its impact.
Hundreds of listeners came forward and donated their instruments. Some donated their music notes as well! The event featured live performances by celebrities Tony Kakkar and Shibani Kashyap, who also generously donated musical instruments. Radio City, in collaboration with KAVACH—a movement dedicated to social causes—ensured that the collected instruments reached tribal schools across Maharashtra.
Supported by Furtado’s Music, this effort highlights Radio City’s commitment to enriching lives through and empowerment, exemplifying their leadership in creating inclusive opportunities for youth across India. ADVERTISEMENT In an extension of this celebration, Radio City's Hindi Speaking Markets featured 10 renowned artists like Ankit Tiwari, Rabbi Shergill, Neeraj Arya, Kutle Khan, Subah Mudgal, Hari Sukhmani, Richa Sharma, Akhil Sachdeva, Meet Brothers, and Stebin Ben in a special show titled "My Song, My Kahani" on World Music Day, June 21. This unique activity showc.
