Chiltan FM 88 Quetta

Chiltan FM 88 QUETTA 是為 QUETTA/MASTUNG 服務的當地社區基地電台

Chiltan FM88 QUETTA is a Local Community base Radio Station serving QUETTA/MASTUNG in Balochistan. Its owned by Asman Radio Pvt. Ltd. And started test broadcasting on 22 October 2008 in Urdu, English, and Regional Languages. Chiltan FM88 began 24/7 transmission in march 2009. Chiltan FM88 Quetta has given many productions for media houses, its production working in Pakistan television Corporation Quetta, PBC FM 101 Quetta, and FM96 Quetta.

Chiltan FM 88’s prominent programs are Teen Talwar, Student Campus, Guldasta, Mulaqat, City Dairy, Singing Ka Badshah, Rabta, Pashto Time, Tawar (Brahui), and Balochi Dewan.

Chiltan FM 88 Covering an aerial distance of approximately 300 km radius which enables it to cover all big and small cities and towns in and around Quetta, Pishin Mastung, Dasht, Gulistan, Kuchlak, and Killa Abdullah. Chiltan FM88 Quetta is one of the few radio stations which is equipped with the latest sophisticated and state-of-art broadcast machinery and trained professionals.

Currently, one of the best Radio stations on QUETTA Pakistan is featured across the marketplace and awarded with thousands of 5 stars ratings.

Chiltan FM 88 is an individual-focused media outlet that puts stock in protection and regards for changing culture, dialects, and conventions and Culture, along these lines it tries to establish a peaceful society and enhanced Balochistan. Taking after the popularity-based and participatory way to deal with improvement and change, Chiltan FM88 Quetta trusts that all advancement and change ought to be fair so individuals ought to claim it.

We make school and College reports, for talented students Corner Shows, meetings with teachers and local education/Concerned Officers,, and also we deal with student problems with Concerns. We deal with educational Information just like Careers, Admissions, Scholarships, and also Jobs.

We gave Health tips and Highlight the health department’s Problems. We make live shows with doctors and concerned health officers.