Punjabi Awaz Perth
Presented by Amrit, Jaskirat, Gurdeep & Santbir
Scheduled on
Tuesday | 6:00 pm | 7:00 pm | |
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Thursday | 7:00 am | 8:00 am |
Tagged as: Punjabi
The Sikh Association of Western Australia’s (SAWA) Sikh Sangeet radio program is broadcasted live on 6EBA 95.3FM from 7am to 8am every Thursday morning. The show is presented in Punjabi with an aim to target the local Indian community. Discussing and analysing the latest issues, while also bearing a religious facet, the show is fundamentally an avenue for listeners’ entertainment. Intermingled with anecdotes, upcoming events, prominent local celebrations, interviews, new music and a touch of seriousness, the Sikh Sangeet program tries to satisfy the Perth Indian community’s greater interest.
Primarily through the years of hard work and commitment of lone announcer Amrit Pal Singh, the radio show has gained an overwhelming amount of local support since its conception. The Sikh Sangeet radio program now hosts an active team of five members, with an aim to expand in the near future. The team comprises of the three regular hosts namely Amrit Pal Singh, Gurdeep Kaur and Jaskirat Singh. Giani Balbir Singh accommodates the religious aspect of the show, broadcasting live from the Canning Vale Sikh Temple every week and providing the listeners his wisdom, religious translations and any notable upcoming occasion. The team is rounded off by the show’s newest trained member in Santbir Kaur.
The program’s prevalent driving factor in the future is to promote the Punjabi language across Perth, as this is the only local Punjabi show.
Primarily through the years of hard work and commitment of lone announcer Amrit Pal Singh, the radio show has gained an overwhelming amount of local support since its conception. The Sikh Sangeet radio program now hosts an active team of five members, with an aim to expand in the near future. The team comprises of the three regular hosts namely Amrit Pal Singh, Gurdeep Kaur and Jaskirat Singh. Giani Balbir Singh accommodates the religious aspect of the show, broadcasting live from the Canning Vale Sikh Temple every week and providing the listeners his wisdom, religious translations and any notable upcoming occasion. The team is rounded off by the show’s newest trained member in Santbir Kaur.
The program’s prevalent driving factor in the future is to promote the Punjabi language across Perth, as this is the only local Punjabi show.
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