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28
February
Good afternoon! Earlier I have sent you two official reports in 2016 and
2017. These official reports were left without answer. Please, check it for
me. I publish all my QSL cards on my website.

Reception report Voice of Indonesia Wednesday 2 August 2017
Good afternoon!
Hello from Saratov, Russia!
On July 12 I have received a QSL card from you for my report of 25 April
2017.
Thank you very much!
My new reception report for Voice of Indonesia.
Technical details in the file of the reception report (txt format) and on a
video.
Thanks for program.
I hope that my official report will be useful.
I hope for your answer and receiving QSL.

Link to video record
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzq_417HWk4

Reception report Voice of Indonesia Friday 6 May 2016

Good afternoon!
I prepared the new official report about reception for you.
I sent you my previous official report on March 8, 2016.
You answered me that you will send me the QSL card.
Unfortunately at the moment I didn't receive the letter from you.
Perhaps it is necessary to wait a little more.
In any of a case I hope to receive QSL for my new official report.
I will in addition repeat my postal address.

*Dmitry Elagin,*

*Russia, Saratov, 410054,*

*xx-nd Sadovay xxxx. .*

Thanks for your programs and magnificent music!

*Links to video record:*

*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGhIDX5_r_U
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGhIDX5_r_U>*
*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1eUyvM7SXE
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1eUyvM7SXE>*



-- 
*С Уважением / Best regards*
*Дмитрий Елагин / Dmitry Elagin*
28
February

From USA

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hello and I just thought I'd give'ya a signal report in exchange for a QSL
card.

Radio used:  Grundig Eton Micro Satellit 750
Date & Time:  February 26th, 2018 at 5:22pm (eastern time)
Frequency:  9525 khz shortwave wide and not shortwave narrow
Report:  I heard'ya ok. You had a lot of static on'ya and you were fading
in'n out.  At the time of the report I was using an external antenna called
an ST-2.  I gotta at 20dbi/4signal rating.

Please send QSL Card to:
Jason Ellsworth
xxx W. Monroe Street
Dundee, Michigan, USA
xxxxx



Thanks,
Jason Ellsworth

28
February

Bangla Program

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Dear Sir/Madam,

21 February, International Mother Language Day; Congratulation.
13 February, world radio day; Congratulation. 
I am a Bangladeshi freelance journalist, researcher, social activist. I am
requesting your country to broadcast program in Bangla (Bengali). 

It is perhaps the only language on the basis of which an independent state was
created (Bangladesh). At present, in terms of the number of native speakers in any
language; Bangla is the 7th and more than 250 million people speaking Bangla.
According to one statistic in 2050 the number of its speaker will in the age group
between 14 to 25 rises into 316 million.

Bangla is the state language of Bangladesh and one of the 18 language listed in the
Indian constitution. Also 2002 Sierra Leone declares Bangla one of their state
languages. 

Moreover Bangla is the only language on the earth for which its speakers late their
life and UN declare 21st February on the International Mother Language Day. This day
was introduced by the UNESCO in recognition of the sanctity and preservation of all
vernacular language in the world. This event began being observed from 21st February
2000 throughout the world.
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bengali_Language_Movement)

Bangladesh, India, UK, Portugal, Japan, Australia have already build Shaheed Minar
(Language Moment) in honor of language martyrs and mother tongue of all other nation
and ethnic. A similar monument is going to build in many countries in the world.
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shaheed_Minar,_Dhaka)

A large number of Bangla speaking people live in different parts of the world;
including your country. At present the national radio of USA, UK, Germany, Italy,
Iran, China, Japan, Russia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Radio Veritas Asia, Trans
World Radio, Adventist World Radio, United Nations Radio have already broadcasting
Bangla programs.

Please broadcast Bangla program. The Bangla program in your media will help build
strong relationship between two different cultures.

Wishes
Rezaul Amin
…………
28
February

From Assam India

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Dear Sir/Madam,
                                  It is with great pleasure that I write to tell you
that I have heard your radio station(VOI)
today.Details are given below:

DATE : 13/02/18, TIME : 1330UTC, FREQUENCY : 9525KHZ, SINPO : 44444, LANGUAGE :
ENGLISH,
RECEIVER :PHILIPS RL452 COMMUNICATIONS TYPE, ANTENNA : RANDOM LONG WIRE,
QTH: GOLAGHAT, PROGRAM : INDONESIAN WONDER.

I had listened your today's  'INDONESIAN WONDER' program.I am very much pleased in
listening in today's program.In this program today you had introduced us Bogor of
West Java.Today you had a culinary tour of Bogor.Today you had introduced us Tauge
goreng.A typical food of Bogor.Also you had teach us how to cook it and what
ingredients are required.I really enjoyed it.
I found today's program more informative and delicious.Presentation was excellent.

I would like to have,"QSL,2018-CALENDER,STICKERS,CAP,LATEST PROMOTIONAL ITEMS & KEY
RING" confirmation of this reception report.


With Best Respect

DEBAKAMAL HAZARIKA
UNIVERSAL DX CLUB
Assam,India.
26
January
Hello,

I am on of your listener from Luxembourg and would like to wish a happy new year.

Please there is any way to listen to you by a mobile application as I didn’t find
anyone!

Thanks and best regards

M. MOUTIRHE
 
LUXEMBOURG

Phone 00352 661142xxx
Email: m.moutirhe@yxxxx.xxx
26
January

Letter from Japan

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RECEPTION REPORT



Dear Sir,

 I am pleased to inform you that I have listened to your radio broadcast. The detail
of reception report is as follows. I hope this report will be of some value to you.



Station: Voice of Indonesia

Frequency: 9525 kHz

Languages: Japanese

Date Heard (UTC): October 9, 2016

Time Heard (UTC): 12:02 - 13:02

Reception Quality (SINPO): 24222 - 23222

Reception Location: Tottori, Japan

Receiver Using: ICOM IC-R75

Antenna Using: Apex Radio 303WA-2

Program Details: 

 12:02 Opening and broadcast schedule announcement.

 12:04 News.

 12:10 Station announcement.

 12:14 Station announcement.

 12:25 Station announcement.

 12:33 Station announcement.

 12:38 Various music of Indonesia.

 12:39 A ballad song by a female singer.

 12:43 A ballad song by a female singer.

 12:48 A pop song by a female singer.

 12:53 Closing announcement.

 12:54 A pop song by a female singer.

 12:58 A pop song by a female singer.

 13:00 Closing and broadcast schedule announcement.



Comments:

 I am sorry that the report was delayed. The reception condition was poor, because
slight or moderate interference but poor signal strength, severe noise and fading.
And the program was 2 minutes behind schedule. Therefore it was hard for me to
listen the detail of the program. However I enjoyed a lot of Indonesian songs.



If it correspondence with your program, please send me a QSL card.

Sincerely yours,



Name: Kazuhiro Takao

Address: 6922 Hikona-cho, Yonago-city, Tottori 683-0854 JAPAN

Age: 50

Sex: Male
26
January
Dear VOI English,


Sorry for being late, and Greetings from VOI Listeners' Club of Bangladesh (VOILCB).


It was really worried for me and all of the members of VOILCB while found the
following massage on your web voi.co.id.  First we thought it was hacked...

[cid:90617680-9066-4ca0-9a48-79f0f504594d]
But Thanks to google, that helps me to recover you on your new domain VOINEWS.ID.


Thanks for this more interactive and attractive website.


All the best from


Md Ashik Eqbal

on behalf of VOI LCB


VOI Listeners' Club of Bagladesh
Luxmipur Graeter Road
GPO Box 56, Rajshahi 6000
BANGLADESH
Cell: +880 1911 156 612
Web: http://voilcbangladesh.doodlekit.com/home
------------------------------------------------
Lesion Office:
Mohammadpur,  Dhaka, Bangladesh
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26
January

Letter from India

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Hello Voice of Indonesia .... team

Greetings from India.....

Happy World Radio Day 2018…

With the theme of Radio and Sports, UNESCO has come up with a face of radio which shows the spirit of competitiveness as well as co-operation, a fight as well as love, peace and harmony among players as well as nations. I think this is the most appropriate theme for the World Radio Day 2018.

2018 is a year of momentous sporting events, events that have the ability to unite the hearts and minds of people everywhere. Radio as a medium of communication will let us to celebrate the traditional sports that connect us to our cultural heritage, the grassroots sports that anchor us within our communities, and the inspiring stories that challenge gender stereotypes and provide positive role models for young people around theworld.

The Theme is worthy and positive because it build and unite communitiesinspire participation and inclusion and fosters goodwill and inspires humanity.

I am hopeful you as a Radio station with International vision will highlight the importance of radio as a medium through the lens of this year’s World Radio Day theme – Radio and Sports! Because Radio is still the most accessible, reactive and engaging medium there is, informing and transforming us, through news, entertainment and audience participation.

Radio also has abilities or skills that other media cannot match. The connection formed between the broadcaster and the audience beyond any comparison. I had experienced many a times when ever listener’s letter are read out in any radio program, the broadcaster can recognise the listeners with their names. This kind of personal –touch radio has which is not present in any other media –be it TV or Internet.

Radio enable us to listen to it any time anywhere - at home, at work, as they exercise, or as they drive in their cars. Other Medias like TV and Internet requires special attention and time to use. It is due to the fact that radio relies only on one sense called –“hearing”. Whereas other Medias require both ear and eyes.

Moreover radio increases the imaginative power of listeners because the listeners create an image in mind whatever is said over the radio. This stimulation helps us to increase our mental ability. Whereas researches over the years has shown that TV and Internet has made us dumber.

What makes Radio more popular is its ability to reach masses across the globe and all the news, views, information and knowledge without any significant cost. This is the reason why international broadcasters use Radio and particularly shortwave radio to broadcast in the most troubled regions of the world like Afghanistan, Somalia, Pakistan, Darfur, North Korea. These are the regions which supress the human rights and freedom of speech. So the dissemination of correct information and news Radio plays a wonderful job.

It is sad that gradually the major international broadcasters has shut down its various language services and shrining their presence over the shortwave spectrum. Some others has fully left the shortwave radio. I am hopeful that you will continue with us and carry on your strong presence in the radio waves.

Long Live Radio!!!! Long Live Shortwave!!!!

I am looking for special broadcasts and programs from you in the coming days on the occasion of The World Radio Day 2018.

I hope you will appreciate my take on World radio day, its theme this year and my views about radio in general.

Here is my address:

Mahesh Jain

Rajkiya Pratibha Vikas Vidyalaya

Sector-10

Dwarka

Delhi-110075

India

I require some radio material from you like Program schedule, some stamps, calendar, stickers and any other promotional stuff will be a great incentive and appreciation.

26
January
Dear voi English
We warmly welcome to
President of Republic of Indonesia
Joko Widodo and 1st Lady Madam Iriana Widodo
will pay a state visit to Pakistan on Jan 26-27. President Widodo will be
accompanied by ministers and a large business delegation.
This will be the first visit of President Widodo to Pakistan. In 2012,
President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono visited Pakistan to attend D-8 Summit.
President Mamnoon Hussain will hold a state banquet for the visiting
dignitary.
President Widodo will also address a joint session of the Parliament.
President Widodo will have talks with Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi.
Pakistan and Indonesia enjoy close historical and cordial relationship.
Indonesia is the 8th largest trading partner of Pakistan and the largest
trading partner in the ASEAN region.
Pakistan’s bilateral trade with Indonesia stands around US$ 2.1 billion
annually. Pakistan is one of the largest importers of Indonesian palm
(daily Pakistan observer)


*Regards:                                                                  *

*Kalab Abbas *

*Faisalabad, Pakistan.*

*Cell# : +92321xxxxxx*
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26
January
OICE OF INDONESIA  LISTENERS CLUB
Amir Jameel                                    ( President )House # 156/B-1Near Gole
ChakkarSahiwal, Pakistan.Home # 0092-40-42205** Cell # 0092-300-471-38**

                       Staff Voice of Indonesia
                             English Service. 
                      Assalam O Alakum                     Greetings from Sahiwal,
Pakistan.                

I am feeling so happy towrite you that Indonesian President H.E.Mr. Joko Widodo  and
First Lady Madam Iriana Widodo will pay a two day state visitto Pakistan on January
26 to January 27, 2018, A high level delegation will be accompanied bywith
him.President Mamnoon Hussain willhold a state banquet for his Indonesian
counterpart, who will also address ajoint session of the parliament 6pm Pakistani
time and 8pm Indonesian time will be.
President Widodo will also hold ameeting with Prime Minister of Pakistan Mr. Shahid
Khaqan Abbasi.
Pakistani electronic and print media is publishing and broadcasts special reports
and latest news in Pakistani national language Urdu and English.
Pakistan & Indonesia have excellent, cordial and great relations. Bilateral trade
between Pakistan and Indonesia is around 2.1 Billion US dollars.
Pakistan is one the largest importers of Indonesian palm oil. During recent years,
bilateral political, parliamentary, economic, defence and people to people contacts
have seen a substantial increase and hope during the visit of Indonesian President
visit to Pakistan bilateral brotherly relations will be more strengthen and will
touch new heights. 
Government and the people of Pakistan waiting Indonesian President H.E. Mr. Joko
Widodo  and First Lady Madam Iriana Widodo so anxiously.



 Sincerely,Amir Jameel     VOI  Club President                            Sahiwal,
Pakistan.