favourite songs

94.3 Radio one is a joint venture between Midday Multimedia and BBC worldwide. We operate in 7 Indian metro cities namely Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore, Pune and Ahmedabad. Radio One’s promise of maximum music, maximum choice is changing the way people listen to music on Indian radio. Breaking new ground by playing 13 songs every single hour, we play at least 1200 more songs more every month compared to the average of the rest of competition. Furthermore, we are the only station, that does not repeat songs in the entire day. We have increased music choice manifold, with the belief that listeners prefer brand new songs and classics within the same hour. Our Jocks are called Music jocks and not Radio jocks because they are passionate music specialists who love music entwined with the sound of their voices. They keep things brief and interesting, thereby allowing listeners to enjoy the maximum music experience.

Sun TV Network, India's largest television network has powerpacked Twenty TV channels, Fourty Six FM Radio Stations, Two Daily Newspapers and Four Magazines in several Indian languages.It has become our nature to occupy the first slot in whatever we do. Sun TV Network Limited's foray into FM radio is no exception either.The top slot is a result of a carefully planned thoroughly enjoyable, round-the-clock, wholesome entertainment-oriented package and there is a substantial localization of content to retain the regional flavour.

Radio Mirchi’s holding company Entertainment Network (India) Limited (ENIL) was incorporated in 1999. After successfully bidding for licenses in the Phase I auction in 2000, ENIL launched its first station in Indore on October 4, 2001. In the space of 24 months, Radio Mirchi made its presence felt in seven cities; along the way it also became the only private FM brand in all the four metros. Radio Mirchi was also the first off the mark to launch a station from the lot of cities included in Phase II. In quick succession it launched Bangalore, Hyderabad and Jaipur in early 2006 and completed the final rollout of the remaining 22 stations recently.