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Hello FM to be launched in Coimbatore

COIMBATORE: Hello 106.4 FM, Idhaan Right Number, will go on air on November 5 in Coimbatore.

On the day of the launch, the radio station will give away 1,064 gold coins to lucky winners. It will also lend its expertise in producing product commercials, brand imaging and identities.

Rajeev Nambiar, Chief Operating Officer, said in a release that it was the fifth station in Tamil Nadu. It would provide a platform for advertisers all over the country to reach the audience in the southern part of India, he said.

It was also planning to launch stations in Tiruchi and Puducherry.

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