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Peshawar, Feb.7 (ANI): Radio Pakistan has decided to discontinue the
Voice of America's (VOA) Pushto-language programmes following a threat
from the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).


The VOA launched its Pushto-language radio station, 'Deeva Radio', in
2009, targeting audience in the North West Frontier Province (NWFP)
and other tribal areas.


"The Radio Pakistan central management ended its agreement with the
VOA in light of the terror threats and political pressure, as many
local listeners went to the (print) media to force the government
to cancel the agreement," The Daily Times quoted a senior producer at
Radio Pakistan Peshawar, as saying.

"The Taliban and other anti-American groups in the country threatened
to bomb the Radio Pakistan Peshawar premises if the station continued
airing Deeva Radio programmes," he said on conditions of anonymity.

However, Radio Pakistan Director General Murtaza Solangi said the
broadcast was cancelled on mutual agreement between the state
broadcaster and the VOA. (ANI)

On Feb 7, 12:48*pm, " wrote:
http://news.oneindia.in/2010/02/07/r...s-voas-pushto-...

Peshawar, Feb.7 (ANI): Radio Pakistan has decided to discontinue the
Voice of America's (VOA) Pushto-language programmes following a threat
from the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).

The VOA launched its Pushto-language radio station, 'Deeva Radio', in
2009, targeting audience in the North West Frontier Province (NWFP)
and other tribal areas.

"The Radio Pakistan central management ended its agreement with the
VOA in light of the terror threats and political pressure, as many
local listeners went to the (print) media to force the government
to cancel the agreement," The Daily Times quoted a senior producer at
Radio Pakistan Peshawar, as saying.

"The Taliban and other anti-American groups in the country threatened
to bomb the Radio Pakistan Peshawar premises if the station continued
airing Deeva Radio programmes," he said on conditions of anonymity.

However, Radio Pakistan Director General Murtaza Solangi said the
broadcast was cancelled on mutual agreement between the state
broadcaster and the VOA. (ANI)

Since this is sourced from an Indian web site, how truthful is it?

On 2/8/2010 3:05 AM, wrote:

Since this is sourced from an Indian web site, how truthful is it?

Agreed considering how much hatred the Indian government has for the the
Pakistani government. I doubt if the US would shut down a station over a
threat from the Taliban.

And they could simply broadcast from Afghanistan into NW Pakistan
without much trouble.

On Feb 8, 7:43*pm, Shawn Patrick wrote:
On 2/8/2010 3:05 AM, wrote:

Since this is sourced from an Indian web site, how truthful is it?

Agreed considering how much hatred the Indian government has for the the
Pakistani government. I doubt if the US would shut down a station over a
threat from the Taliban.

And they could simply broadcast from Afghanistan into NW Pakistan
without much trouble.

Kim Elliot does state it is true, but only the Pushto MW transmission
directed at NW Frontier Province. The Peshawar Urdu language FM is not
affected. As our long time contributor RHF has stated last year, Radio
Deewa had a program on 9370 KHz. How would the Taliban know where it
comes from?

Shawn Patrick wrote:

Agreed considering how much hatred the Indian government has for the the
Pakistani government. I doubt if the US would shut down a station over a
threat from the Taliban.


What about a deal with the Taliban?

wrote:
On Feb 8, 7:43 pm, Shawn wrote:
On 2/8/2010 3:05 AM, wrote:

Since this is sourced from an Indian web site, how truthful is it?

Agreed considering how much hatred the Indian government has for the the
Pakistani government. I doubt if the US would shut down a station over a
threat from the Taliban.

And they could simply broadcast from Afghanistan into NW Pakistan
without much trouble.

Kim Elliot does state it is true, but only the Pushto MW transmission
directed at NW Frontier Province. The Peshawar Urdu language FM is not
affected. As our long time contributor RHF has stated last year, Radio
Deewa had a program on 9370 KHz. How would the Taliban know where it
comes from?

RDF?

On Feb 9, 8:54*am, dave wrote:
wrote:
On Feb 8, 7:43 pm, Shawn *wrote:
On 2/8/2010 3:05 AM, wrote:

Since this is sourced from an Indian web site, how truthful is it?

Agreed considering how much hatred the Indian government has for the the
Pakistani government. I doubt if the US would shut down a station over a
threat from the Taliban.

And they could simply broadcast from Afghanistan into NW Pakistan
without much trouble.

Kim Elliot does state it is true, but only the Pushto MW transmission
directed at NW Frontier Province. The Peshawar Urdu language FM is not
affected. As our long time contributor RHF has stated last year, Radio
Deewa had a program on 9370 KHz. How would the Taliban know where it
comes from?

RDF?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

And how would one RDF a signal on HF coming from a relay station
thousands of miles away?

wrote:
On Feb 9, 8:54 am, wrote:
wrote:
On Feb 8, 7:43 pm, Shawn wrote:
On 2/8/2010 3:05 AM, wrote:

Since this is sourced from an Indian web site, how truthful is it?

Agreed considering how much hatred the Indian government has for the the
Pakistani government. I doubt if the US would shut down a station over a
threat from the Taliban.

And they could simply broadcast from Afghanistan into NW Pakistan
without much trouble.

Kim Elliot does state it is true, but only the Pushto MW transmission
directed at NW Frontier Province. The Peshawar Urdu language FM is not
affected. As our long time contributor RHF has stated last year, Radio
Deewa had a program on 9370 KHz. How would the Taliban know where it
comes from?

RDF?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

And how would one RDF a signal on HF coming from a relay station
thousands of miles away?

With a loop antenna in 2 different locations. They call it
triangulation. It's in the Extra Class test.

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On Feb 10, 10:09*am, dave wrote:
wrote:
On Feb 9, 8:54 am, *wrote:
wrote:
On Feb 8, 7:43 pm, Shawn * *wrote:
On 2/8/2010 3:05 AM, wrote:

Since this is sourced from an Indian web site, how truthful is it?

Agreed considering how much hatred the Indian government has for the the
Pakistani government. I doubt if the US would shut down a station over a
threat from the Taliban.

And they could simply broadcast from Afghanistan into NW Pakistan
without much trouble.

Kim Elliot does state it is true, but only the Pushto MW transmission
directed at NW Frontier Province. The Peshawar Urdu language FM is not
affected. As our long time contributor RHF has stated last year, Radio
Deewa had a program on 9370 KHz. How would the Taliban know where it
comes from?

RDF?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

* * And how would one RDF a signal on HF coming from a relay station
thousands of miles away?

With a loop antenna in 2 different locations. *They call it
triangulation. *It's in the Extra Class test.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

If more than 2, say 3 or 4 intercept monitoring stations are
operating,then the results should be better. Just thinking in terms of
plane and 3D geometry. Still, HF signals bounce off the ionosphere and
are highly volatile as a result. Oops. This is weird. Just looked up
the history Wullenweber of AN/FLR-9 from the 50's. The original
contract was to have GTE-Sylvania to construct one antenna array
in ...Pakistan! Guess, it was not considered to be safe enough
territory even back in those days and the project was scratched. Good
decision,thanks God.