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Excerpts- information about the earliest recordings by the Gramaphone Company in India  
 
Excerpts- information about the earliest recordings by the Gramaphone Company in India  
 
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the earliest indian voices recorded on the gramaphone
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[[How All India Radio came to be called thus and the British policy on broadcasting that preceded this event]]
 
[[How All India Radio came to be called thus and the British policy on broadcasting that preceded this event]]

Latest revision as of 13:48, 28 March 2009

an incident at mysore


a brief history of long playing records and the gramaphone in india [1]


Excerpts- information about the earliest recordings by the Gramaphone Company in India [2]


the earliest indian voices recorded on the gramaphone [3]


How All India Radio came to be called thus and the British policy on broadcasting that preceded this event