Power Radio FM 99
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Power Radio FM 99 , commonly known as Power 99, is a private FM radio station based in Islamabad, Pakistan.[1][2] It is a project of The Communicators.[3]
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| Broadcast area | Pakistan |
| Frequency | FM 99.00 MHz |
| Programming | |
| Language | Urdu, English |
| Format | Entertainment, News, Current Affairs |
| Ownership | |
| Owner | The Communicators (Pvt) Ltd. |
| History | |
First air date | 23 March 2003 |
| Links | |
| Website | power99.live |
History
Power99 was founded by Najeeb Ahmed and is currently owned by a group known as The Communicators.[1] It is currently running its transmission from Islamabad, Abbottabad and Vehari.[4][5] Power99 got its license from the Federal Government of Pakistan under Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA)[6] and started its transmission from 23 March 2003.[7]
Power99 started its transmission on 23 March 2003, just within three months of obtaining License from PEMRA. Its transmitter is currently installed at A-Block Blue Area, in Islamabad. Power99 is covering an aerial distance of approximately 70 km radius which enables it to cover all big and small cities and towns in and around Islamabad.
Programs
Some of the programs on Power99 include[8]
- Hemat Javan Hai[9]
- Broad Class - Listen to Learn[10]
- Sada e Jahan (RNN)
- Sportage (Sports Magazine)
- Suno Moto (RNN)
- News Bulletins Every Hour (RNN)
- News Round Up (RNN)
- Tang Takor - Pashto
- Power Drive Time
- Tea Time with U.S
- Hymns to the Silence
- Yaadon Kay Dareechay
- Lost in History
- Rajay Oran Dey Dadaye
- Dari & Pashto Show
- Aap Ka Waqt Aap Key Liye
- The Town Talk
- Mind Your Media
- Crazy Afternoon
- Whats UP
- Power Evenings
- Bachon Ka 99
- Pichlay Pehar
- Meri Khamoshi Ko Beyan Milay (RNN)
- Manzar (RNN)
- Mazboot Rishtay (RNN))
Radio hosts
Management
Partners
- Power99 Foundation
- RNN (Radio News Network)
Stations
- Islamabad Station
- Abbottabad Station
- Vehari Station
See also
References
External links
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