Dive into the captivating era of Hindi-Urdu radio broadcasting (1930s-1980s) and its role in forging vibrant transnational communities. Isabel Huacuja Alonso’s research reveals how this powerful medium, despite state attempts at control, became a crucial space for cultural connection across borders. Essential for students of South Asian media history, cultural studies, and anyone interested in India’s rich broadcast heritage. Discover the stories that shaped a generation.