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13/03/2011

Rajan Datar discusses the future of the BBC Hindi service on shortwave, and listeners ideas for funding the World Service.

We hear from Amit Baruah, the Head of the Hindi Service, about the future of his service on shortwave following the decision to continue with a news bulletin for the next 12 months.

Plus, what happened to BBC China correspondent Damian Grammaticas when he went to cover a strolling protest in Beijing?

And listeners provide their own suggestions for ways to fund the World Service in order to preserve the network in future.

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Sun 13 Mar 201111:40GMT
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