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‘TV Man of India’: The Partition Survivor Who Built 1.5 Lakh Radios a Year for Indian Families

Summary by The Better India
After crossing into India during Partition, Raja Singh rebuilt life in Ludhiana and later founded Texla, a brand that helped bring radios and televisions within reach of everyday families.
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‘TV Man of India’: The Partition Survivor Who Built 1.5 Lakh Radios a Year for Indian Families

After crossing into India during Partition, Raja Singh rebuilt life in Ludhiana and later founded Texla, a brand that helped bring radios and televisions within reach of everyday families.

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The Better India broke the news in on Wednesday, March 11, 2026.
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