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Adlabs Films launches 44th FM station
By
IANS
Thiruvananthapuram: Entertainment service provider Adlabs Films Ltd Friday launched here BIG 92.7 FM - its 44th FM radio station.
The station promises not only to entertain but also to inform and empower the listener. The channel will provide traffic and weather updates along with time checks and health tips. All the programmes will be interactive.
"We are very excited about the launching," said Priyesh Prathap, head of the Thiruvanathapuram staion.
The day will start at 6 a.m. with 'Subharambham' a spiritual programme. The channel will be on air till 11 p.m.
The station promises not only to entertain but also to inform and empower the listener. The channel will provide traffic and weather updates along with time checks and health tips. All the programmes will be interactive.
"We are very excited about the launching," said Priyesh Prathap, head of the Thiruvanathapuram staion.
The day will start at 6 a.m. with 'Subharambham' a spiritual programme. The channel will be on air till 11 p.m.
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