Northern frontiers of Himalayas is land of high passes and mountains. Any communications in Ladakh topography is always a challenge. Despite challenges, All India Radio is leaving no stone unturned, to provide services to the listeners of this part of the country. On Golden Jubilee year of AIR Leh, AIR Correspondent reports, for the last 50 years, AIR Leh has been serving in a difficult terrain, to provide information, education and entertainment. <br />'' <br />''In a sparsely populated Ladakh region All India Radio under Prasar Bharati is striving continuously to serve better. As Direct to Home, popularly known as DTH, has reached nook and  corners of the country, AIR Leh is also taken on DD Free Dish as Channel No 41 or MH2VBS.Ladakhi's favourite All India Radio on DTH has changed their listening experience altogether. Now far-flung villages also receive digital clarity radio signals on DTH.<br />'' <br />''<span style="color: #222222;">Especially, when schools were closed due to covid 19 pandemic, serving by its motto, AIR Leh with the help of Leh Hill Council ran Radio class rooms regularly with digital clarity for 10th and 12th students in Leh Ladakh. </span><br />