SABN - South Asian Broadcasting Network

The SABN  (South Asian Broadcasting Network) is the roof for an international network of producers / broadcasters who will focus onto social / cultural / educational topics coming from and / or linked with South Asia (region: India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lank, Goa with touch to Nepal, Buthan, Afghanistan…). 
The main target is to deliver a knowledge transfer with uniquely formats (as so called InfoEduTainment) for an inter-cultural dialogue between South Asia and the rest of the world (‘globalized village’).
Under the new given (political and economical) circumstances between India and Europe and the inauguration ceremony on 11th May 2012 for the “Days of India in Germany 2012-2013 “ in Hanseatic City Hamburg (Germany) the SABN – South Asian Broadcasting Network  will be setup and expanded during next years internationally.
The idea of the SABN – South Asian Broadcasting Network was created in North Germany in a very early stage already in September 2007 by ElJay Arem , the founder/owner of the promotion initiative IMC – India meets Classic .
Mr. ElJay Arem  himself became (South-)Asian Correspondent on 1st June 2012 for the DHD  (German Radio Broadcasting Service), see press release .
The promotion initiative IMC – India meets Classic  was founded in January 2005 and therefore the SABN is a result of the continuously progress of IMC’s independent media productions (with nearby 100 topics) and radio broadcastings (round about 140 hours play time onair) for Indian (music) culture…
The IMC radio shows are being broadcasted  for now in Austria, Germany (Berlin, Hamburg) and Switzerland (via FM/Cable + worldwide as webradio) and are uniquely of its kind in the whole German language area as all years radio programme for Indian (music) culture.

Coming series...

• Thought Experiment(s) – vichinthana pratisaMvedan
• IMC - India meets Classic presents... StudioTalks
• IMC - India meets Classic presents... Raga CDs of the Month
• Indian E-music.... the right mix of Indian Vibes !