RADIO IN PRISON: NBT India: Celebrities with the book

 RADIO IN PRISON: CELEBRITIES HOLDING THE BOOK

Dr. Jitender Singh, Union Minister of State (independent in-charge) for Science and Technology, browsing at RADIO IN PRISON at book national fair 2025.

Shri. Manoj Sinha, Lieutenant Governor, Jammu and Kashmir holding RADIO IN PRISON in hands with shri. Yuvraj Malik, director, NBT, India at international book fair, 7th February 2025

3rd September, 2025: Aaj Tak

Shweta Singh holding RADIO IN PRISON,

3rd September, 2025: Aaj Tak

Shams Tahir Khan holding RADIO IN PRISON,

4th September, 2025

Keshav Chandra, IAS, Chariman, NDMC holding radio in prison

19 September, 2025: It was an honor to present my book, "Radio in Prison" (published by NBT India), to Satish Golcha (IPS), the Commissioner of Delhi Police. This is a singular achievement: the ONLY book in India to date that comprehensively traces the journey, impact, and growth of radio in prisons - capturing how Tinka Jail Radios are becoming lifeline for inmates. This moment is a source of immense pride for the Tinka Tinka Foundation, which is also credited with introducing Journalism in Indian prisons. This work is truly a step forward in giving a voice to the voiceless. My role as the storyteller for the Delhi Police's exclusive podcast series, Kissa Khaki Ka, has deeply enriched this mission, adding layers of experience from crime reporting to prison reforms as we approach the monumental milestone of 200 episodes.

2 March: Chandigarh: A special interaction was planned at The Tribune office in Chandigarh. Vartika Nanda was welcomed by the Editor, Dainik Tribune, Naresh Kaushal.  The interaction was attended by the entire senior staff of Dainik Tribune. Talk began with references of several interviews of Vartika Nanda published in the paper between 1987 to 1993 and her getting the FIRST prize in the story competition organized by Dainik Tribune and Himachal Pradesh Government in 1992.

5 March, 2026: Panchkula: A copy of Radio in Prison was presented to Shri Alok Mittal, DG Prisons, Haryana in his office in Panchkula