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On a high with FM radio
It has become a perfect companion for Gen-X. It talks to them, brings them cheer, banishes their blues, updates them on the buzz and, best of all, makes them rock. Tripti Nath in Delhi and
Geetanjali Gayatri in Chandigarh look at the soaring popularity of FM radio. |
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"Radio
sunne waale always khush." This
ad says it all as it shows how a common taste in listening to the radio
can take care of the unpleasantness following a collision between two
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IN TUNE WITH THE TIMES:
(clockwise) Radio jockeys Sayema, Nitin and Dev
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Life’s
humming along
It’s hip, it’s happening, it’s in. And, most of all, it is tuning in to the frequency of the young and the old, men and women, children and adults, and the rich and the poor alike.
Radio is being savoured by just about everybody in City
Beautiful. |
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STRIKING A CHORD WITH LISTENERS: Chandigarh-based
RJs Richa Sharma and Hardeep Chandpuri
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‘Hope the world rocks with me’
A tribal Buddhist monk from Arunachal Pradesh could well rock the world if he walks away with a Grammy award this month. Ngawang Tashi Bapu’s album Tibetan Master Chants has been nominated in the Best Traditional World Music category for the 48th Annual Grammy Awards to be given away in Los Angeles on February 8.
Go traditional
Anjana Sarin
There is no denying that the traditional saree is the ultimate wear when it comes to making you stand out, whether it be at an office function or a traditional marriage. But, with the march of time a wide variety of ethnic outfits have entered the scene that ensures that you are traditional yet urban chic.
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