FM craze sweeps across Tripura

Sunday, September 30, 2007, 15:50 [IST]

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Agartala, Sep 30: The FM craze has swept throughout Tripura as the much awaited first private radio station in Tripura, 91.9 FM, was inaugurated a month ago.

The FM, playing a wide variety of Hindi, Bengali and English music, has now become the ideal entertainment for people of all age groups in the state.

Keeping in mind the FM mania, the channel has been in named,'Radio Ooo La La', which has managed to keep all alike, from rickshaw pullers to executives, businessmen to school students, housewives to vegetable vendors, hooked as it plays popular Hindi numbers to Bengali classics and English rock.

Akhinchan Ghosh, a middle-aged electronic gadgets seller here told UNI

Topics: tripura, agartala, fm radio station, entertainment

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