INDIAN DX REPORT happy to announce launch of "IDXR Heritage North East India QSL Project" through which we are trying to showcase and promote charming North Eastern India to the world.
If you want to see nature's real beauty, enjoy diverse cultural heritage and study rich ethnic societies, then a visit to North East India is a must. It has everything to offer you. North East India consisting of 7 states, also called 'Seven Sisters', comprising Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram and Tripura and recently Sikkim is also considered as an North Eastern state, so in our project we have included Sikkim also. North East India has some real surprises for the travellers coming here. Not so much established on the travellers map, yet the North Eastern India, has its own charm that will sweep you off your feet. Come here for once and loose yourself in its charismatic magic.
Read More about NE India here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northeast_India
The INDIAN DX REPORT is produced from this very land of NE India, in the state of Assam. So we have planned to issue our future QSLs on the theme of North East India, its culture, heritage, people, tourism, etc. Initially these QSLs will be available only via electronic mode (eQSL), but if in future we can get any sponsorship and support we shall also print and issue paper QSLs to our listeners on these same theme.
To start this journey of " IDXR Heritage North East India QSL Project" we are pleased to announce our first eQSL of this series. Please have a look on the image below. This QSL is based on the colourful tribes living in Arunachal Pradesh bordering China, Tibet and Bhutan. Its a state with lots of colour, beautiful people and charming atmosphere. You can read about
Arunachal Pradesh here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arunachal_Pradesh
We shall be issuing this eQSLs for all correct reception report received by email for IDXR broadcasts via AWR and KBS between January-March 2013.
INDIAN DX REPORT BROADCAST CALENDER 2013
Station Program Name Month Date of Broadcast
KBS Worldwide Friendship February 23rd Feb. 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship March 30th Mar. 2013
AWR WAVESCAN March 31st Mar. 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship April 27th Apr. 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship May 25th May 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship June 29th Jun. 2013
AWR WAVESCAN June 30th Jun. 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship July 27th Jul. 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship August 31st Aug. 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship September 28th Sep. 2013
AWR WAVESCAN September 29th Sep. 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship October 26th Oct. 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship November 30th Nov. 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship December 28th Dec. 2013
AWR WAVESCAN December 29th Dec. 2013
Please listen IDXR and send us your reception reports, comments and suggestions to <indiandxreport@gmail.com>
All postal reception reports with 2 IRCs and equivalent return postage (for listeners in abroad) and Indian postal stamp worth Rs.25/- (for Indian listeners) will be awarded paper QSLs available in only old designs.
Send Your postal reception reports to:
INDIAN DX REPORT
C/O. PRITHWIRAJ PURKAYASTHA
PUB BONGALPUKHURI
BY LANE. 4
JORHAT 785001
ASSAM, INDIA
If you want to see nature's real beauty, enjoy diverse cultural heritage and study rich ethnic societies, then a visit to North East India is a must. It has everything to offer you. North East India consisting of 7 states, also called 'Seven Sisters', comprising Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram and Tripura and recently Sikkim is also considered as an North Eastern state, so in our project we have included Sikkim also. North East India has some real surprises for the travellers coming here. Not so much established on the travellers map, yet the North Eastern India, has its own charm that will sweep you off your feet. Come here for once and loose yourself in its charismatic magic.
Read More about NE India here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northeast_India
The INDIAN DX REPORT is produced from this very land of NE India, in the state of Assam. So we have planned to issue our future QSLs on the theme of North East India, its culture, heritage, people, tourism, etc. Initially these QSLs will be available only via electronic mode (eQSL), but if in future we can get any sponsorship and support we shall also print and issue paper QSLs to our listeners on these same theme.
To start this journey of " IDXR Heritage North East India QSL Project" we are pleased to announce our first eQSL of this series. Please have a look on the image below. This QSL is based on the colourful tribes living in Arunachal Pradesh bordering China, Tibet and Bhutan. Its a state with lots of colour, beautiful people and charming atmosphere. You can read about
We shall be issuing this eQSLs for all correct reception report received by email for IDXR broadcasts via AWR and KBS between January-March 2013.
INDIAN DX REPORT BROADCAST CALENDER 2013
Station Program Name Month Date of Broadcast
KBS Worldwide Friendship February 23rd Feb. 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship March 30th Mar. 2013
AWR WAVESCAN March 31st Mar. 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship April 27th Apr. 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship May 25th May 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship June 29th Jun. 2013
AWR WAVESCAN June 30th Jun. 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship July 27th Jul. 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship August 31st Aug. 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship September 28th Sep. 2013
AWR WAVESCAN September 29th Sep. 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship October 26th Oct. 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship November 30th Nov. 2013
KBS Worldwide Friendship December 28th Dec. 2013
AWR WAVESCAN December 29th Dec. 2013
Please listen IDXR and send us your reception reports, comments and suggestions to <indiandxreport@gmail.com>
All postal reception reports with 2 IRCs and equivalent return postage (for listeners in abroad) and Indian postal stamp worth Rs.25/- (for Indian listeners) will be awarded paper QSLs available in only old designs.
Send Your postal reception reports to:
INDIAN DX REPORT
C/O. PRITHWIRAJ PURKAYASTHA
PUB BONGALPUKHURI
BY LANE. 4
JORHAT 785001
ASSAM, INDIA
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