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Radio City launched

Radio City 91.1FM, India’s leading Radio Network, was launched in the city on Tuesday Infusing a refreshing wave of ‘Whatte Fun’, the FM station will unfold a fresh and lively radio listening experience for the people of Vizag which marks Radio City’s 12th FM station in the country and second in Andhra Pradesh. Radio City 91.1FM would cater to the tastes of discerning music enthusiasts cutting across young, urban adults, local head of the FM channel Anand said.

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