Radio in Mumbai
Almost every Indian television network, advertising agency and music label is run from Mumbai, mostly out of the mill-land towers at Lower Parel, the offices at Andheri East, and Bandra Kurla Complex.
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Bennett, Coleman & Co., the Times Group, publishes The Times of India — the largest-selling English newspaper in the world — The Economic Times, Maharashtra Times, Navbharat Times and Mumbai Mirror, from The Times of Ind
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HT Media, the Delhi company of the Birla family that publishes Hindustan Times, Hindustan and Mint, is listed on the exchanges and prints its Mumbai editions from its Mahim and Lower Parel offices; Mint, its business pap
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Entertainment Network India, the listed radio company of the Times Group, runs Radio Mirchi, the largest private FM network in India, from Trade Gardens at Kalina and studios at Andheri; Mirchi 98.3 is the city’s most li
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Red FM 93.5, owned by the Sun group, is one of the largest private FM networks in the country, with its Mumbai station and western region office at Andheri East.
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Big FM 92.7, launched in 2006 by the Reliance ADA group and now owned by Sapphire Media, runs one of the largest FM networks in India from its Andheri East studios.
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Radio City 91.1, the first private FM station in India in 2001 at Bengaluru, is run by Music Broadcast Limited, a listed company of the Jagran group, with its Mumbai station and head office at Lower Parel.
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Fever 104 FM, the radio network of HT Media, runs its Mumbai station from the group’s Lower Parel and Mahim offices; Radio Nasha is its retro sister station.
Radio across the city
Other media segments
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