I couldn’t belive that FM stations started giving more preferences to Kannada songs and there is more Kannada to listen whole day to the entire city.
Here is a small video from UTVi Coverage and an article which talks about the statistics and truth behind the same.
I have been quite busy this month with both work and studies. Mean while have been making short trips to home and office almost every day. Till yesterday it was quite hard to think about driving as there is no one yet to fill in the next seat. So, I had to go ahead tag along a Pioneer Music system with JBL GTS Series Speakers with Components and now my car rocks. Hop in when you get time 
Pioneer DEH-P5090UB
Features
o Segmented OEL (Organic EL) display
o MP3/WMA/AAC playback
o Direct AUX-in by mini jack (rear)
o USB direct connection: USB 2.0 (full speed)
o iPod direct connection (Optional: use with CD-IU50)
o Bluetooth adapter ready
o IP-Bus
o Advanced Sound Retriever
o EEQ
+ 3-band parametric equalizer
+ HPF/LPF
+ Bass Boost
o Rotary Commander
o Direct Sub Drive
o 3 RCA pre-outs (front + rear + subwoofer)
JBL GTS 650C for Front with Components and Rear Oval’s
Next I got to put an Amplifier and a sub woofer finish with my audio system shopping.
Its time to Rock…
Radio Sparsha Channel 106 on WorldSpace satellite radio is one of my favorite Radio Channel. It brings an another unique program on air every sunday @ 9:00 AM. A program which awakens Kannadiga’s. Don’t forget to listen to the program.
A show that’s sure to make every kannadiga from any part of the world sit up and listen.
Anweshane, the show true to its name takes a closer look at the psyche of the Kannadigas to discover why they are the way they are. So tune-in to Anweshane - in search of our identity with Nandini
More about the program from Sparsha webspace :
How or why does any Indian south of the Vindhyas voluntarily become a Madrasi? Why are there no questions raised when people take you to be a Karnatakan and not a Kannadiga? Why are typical Kannada expressions like saaru and huli becoming outmoded by their replacements rasam and sambaar in the typical Kannada gourmet vocabulary?
Anweshane - In search of our Identity hosted by Professor Nandini Vaidyanathan throws light on all these and more. She dwells on why we do not assert our identity as Kannadigas in all our accomplishments or choose to be casual about being sidelined or elbowed out of opportunities. Nandini also introspects the apparent urgency in shedding the ‘bona fide Kannadiga’ skin and the slow erosion of a regional identity and pride.
Catch Anweshane - In search of our Identity with Nandini, every Sunday, at 9am IST.
Images and Programs info are taken from Worldspace.in
