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Radio Pakistan through its 31 stations located at as many places

in the country as on air for more than 300 hours daily in theHome Service using 21 languages and reaches 80% of the area

and 96.5% of the population of the country. Nearly half the time is

devoted to information and education and remaining half to

entertainment. In its programme-fare PBC makes use of all the

formats in order to reach its listeners by catering to their

interests. Programme fare is a balanced combination ofinformation entertainment specially music and education.

General programme categories are music (48%), religious

(12.5%), News and current affairs (25%), Women Children and

Labour (5%), Youth-Students (3%), Forces (2%), Rural & Farm

(10%),Drama/Features (2%), Publicity Campaigns (2%) and

Science, Technology, Health (2%) and Sports (2.5%). Radio gives

special attention to sports because in games like Cricket and

Squash, Pakistan produced players whose international records

cannot be easily broken. Jehangir Khan and Jan Sher Khan are

such players who won all the international Squash matches for

years together.


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MUSIC

continues to remain the dominant feature of Radio Pakistan entertainment

programmes. Composers as well as fans of music have always recognized

the contribution made by Radio Pakistan in producing artists who excelled

in all genres of music including classical, light, folk, qawali, pop and

instrumental. All those artists who are famous today in Pakistan and abroadowe their early artistic development and training to Radio Pakistan. Above

all, it was radio which was instrumental in popularizing film music in the

early 50's and 60's and later the 'Ghazal ' singing in which the leadership of

Radio Pakistan remains unchallenged even today. Radio is the real abode of

all those who are touching the heights of fame today whether it is music in

the oriental tradition, sounds blended with spirituality or music born out ofsynthesis of oriental and modern popular music. One such artist, the

foundations of whose fame were laid by Radio was Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan

for whom the international magazine 'TIME' wrote in its September '97 issue

that:

"His mesmerizing voice captured fans worldwide when he teamed up with

British pop stat Peter Gabriel and Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder, earning him a1996 Grammy nomination for his work on the soundtrack of Dead Man

walking. He was a cultural ambassador in South Asia. His piercing

interpretations of qawwali-mystical Sufi Muslim poetry set to music- were

steeped in personal history. London's clubs are still busy in pumping out

Khan's dance remixes and his cassettes will remain as powerful musical

legacy".


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PROGRAMME FARE


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Details of Radio Stations in Pakistan

2005

Province - Punjab

630 KHz

1080 KHz

MW

MW

100

50

Lahore

3

1260 KHz

1152 KHz

MW

SW

MW

SW

10

10

100

100

Rawalpindi

Rawalpindi-III

2

585 KHz

MW

SWSW

SW

SW

1000

2*2502*100

2*100

1*10

Islamabad

1

FrequencyType

of TX

Power of

TX(In kw)

Radio StationS.No


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1476 KHz

MW

10

Faisalabad

6

1341 KHz

MW

10

Bahawalpur

5

1035 KHz

MW

120

Multan

4


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Province - NWFP

1584 KHz

MW

0.25

Chitral

4

1602 KHz

MW

0.25

Abbottabad

3

1404 KHz

MW

10

D.I.Khan

2

540 KHz

729 KHz540 KHz

MW

MWMW

300

10001

Peshawar

1

FrequencyType

ofT

X

Power of

TX(Inkw)

Radio StationS.No


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Province - Sindh

101 MHz

FM

01

Larkana

4

927 KHz

MW

100

Khairpur

3

1008 KHz

1098 KHz

MW

MW

120

10

Hyderabad

2

828 KHz

639 KHz

612 KHz828 KHz

MW

MW

MWMW

100

100

1001

Karachi

1

FrequencyType

of

T

X

Power of

TX(In

kw)

Radio StationS.No


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Province - Balochistan

1584 MHz

MW

01

Turbat

4

567 KHz

MW

300

Khuzdar

3

1584 KHz

MW

0.25

Sibbi

2

756 KHz

855 KHz

MW

MW

SW

150

10

10

Quetta

1

FrequencyTypeof

T

X

Power ofTX(In

kw)

Radio StationS.No


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Nothern Area

1557 KHz

MW

10

SKardu

2

1512 KHz

MW

10

Gilgit

1

FrequencyType

o

fT

X

Power of

TX(In

kw)

Radio StationS.No


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Azad Jamu & Kashmir

936 KHz

936 KHz

MW

MW

10

100

Mirpur

2

792 KHz

MW

MW

150

01

Muzaffarabad

1

FrequencyType

of

TX

Power of

TX(In

kw)

Radio StationS.No


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Pakistan Standard Time (PST)

ISLAMABAD STATION2100 - 0000 Hours

NEWS & CURRENTAFFAIRS CHANNEL

1800 - 2100 Hours

ISLAMABAD STATION1400 - 1800 Hours

FM 1011200 - 1400 Hours

SAUT UL QURANFrequnecy

0715 - 1200 Hours

HAYA ALLAL FALAH

Frequency

0545 - 0715 Hours

STATIONTIME
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Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation

0800-

2308 hrs1260Rawalpindi-I

0810-2400 hrs828,639

Karachi

0800-530hrs

102(FM)Rawalpindi

0820-2400 hrs630,1080Lahore

0800-2302 hrs

540,729Peshawar

Transmission

Hours inPST

BroadcastFrequency

MW in KHZFM in MHZRadio Station


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0800-2400hrs

1035Multan

0810-2310hrs

756,855Quetta

1730-1830hrs

792Rawalpindi-II

0810-2405

hrs1008, 1098Hyderabad


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1604-

2310 hrs1584Turbat

1500-2200 hrs

1557Skardu

1504-2200 hrs

1512Gilgit

1745-2230 hrs

585,101(FM)Islamabad

1350-2310 hrs

1341Bahawalpur

0800-2400 hrs

1035Multan


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1255-

1615 hrs1584

Sibi(Relaying

station)

1345-1915 hrs

1602Abbottabad

0800-1715 hrs

1476Faisalabad

1715-

2310 hrs567Khuzdar

0824-2308 hrs

927Khairpur

1355-2105 hrs

1404D I Khan


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1645-2115hrs

1251Loralai

1700-2107hrs

1449Zhob

0850-2404

hrs

101(FM)Larkana

1545-2030

hrs

1584Chitral(Relay of

Peshawar

programmes)


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