All India Radio - Port Blair, transmitting from their 10kW facility on the Adaman & Nicobar Islands, confirmed a recent reception report of their station. FINALLY! After over three years of trying to get their verification I succeeded. Today, on 1 April 2015 -- and this is no April Fool's Joke -- Spectrum Management (the veri-signer for AIR) sent a verification card. I gotta say I'm bustin' buttons over this QSL card!
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The QSL card itself depicts Panch Mahal or "Badgir", a five-storey palace in Fatehpur Sikri, Uttar Pradesh, India. The pavilion was built by Akbar the Great. It was a pleasure palace used primarily for relaxation and entertainment purposes.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEif51ZFBDWq1GgKNft5feRr3bc9cBdIzU5zSOHZwpYX351U_6wcKTPAXsGY4tQeIzjdn3fuulkkNPAAisBLnYie12XBSnz_EyD8wyQIUk4QwmqvRtvpvCe1Lrf4Nf9iHDuMcJeD3SAS648/s1600/AIR+Port+Blair_Adaman+and+Nicobar+Islands_bck.jpg)
The QSL card itself depicts Panch Mahal or "Badgir", a five-storey palace in Fatehpur Sikri, Uttar Pradesh, India. The pavilion was built by Akbar the Great. It was a pleasure palace used primarily for relaxation and entertainment purposes.
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