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Mangalore: Big FM Hosts ‘Studio Bharo’ to Mark World Population Day

  •   Wed, Jul 11 2012 03:23:15 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore

Mangalore, Jul 11: Radio station, 92.7 Big FM, organized ‘Studio Bharo’, a unique programme on account of World Population Day. Students, housewives, office employees and others participated in large number.

RJ Vishwas, who hosts ‘Big Mornings’ welcomed everyone and discussed topics like female infanticide, population density and the topics related to population and environment.

He received tremendous response from the listeners and appreciation for his initiative. Shriya Nair and Mahalasa who came to attend this programme said that they were happy to see the studio and their dream of going on air has come true. Almost everyone reiterated the same opinion.

Station head Jagadish said 92.7 Big FM is bound to conduct programmes like this to spread the awareness about social issues. He was very happy to see the response and expressed his gratitude to all who supported this programme.

Sales account manager Sarfaraz Ahmad, RJ Varsha and RJ Errol were also present during the programme.
  

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