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- ↑ জাগো ৯৪.৪ এফএম-এর হাতেখড়ি বাংলায়. Priyo.com (in Bengali).
- 1 2 দ্বিতীয় বর্ষে পদার্পণ করলো জাগো এফএম. Jagonews24 com (in Bengali).
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