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This is a list of radio stations in Pakistan .
| Name | Website |
|---|---|
| Suno FM 89.4 | |
| FM 90 Mirpur | |
| FM105 Voice of Kashmir | |
| FM101 Mirpur |
| Name | Broadcast region | Frequency | Language(s) | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Radio Pakistan | Quetta | AM 750 | Urdu, Balochi, Brahui, Pashto, Punjabi, Hazaragi | |
| Khuzdar | AM 560 | Urdu, Balochi, Brahui, Punjabi | ||
| Turbat | AM 1580 | Urdu, Balochi, Punjabi | ||
| Sibi | AM 1580 | Urdu, Balochi, Pashto, Punjabi | ||
| Radio Chiltan | Quetta | FM 88.0 | Urdu, Balochi, Brahui, Pashto, Punjabi | |
| Radio Jhalawan | Khuzdar | FM 88.0 | Urdu, Balochi, Brahui, Punjabi | |
| Suno Pakistan | Gwadar | FM 89.4 & 96.0 | Urdu, English, Punjabi | |
| Khuzdar | FM 89.4 & 96.0 | Urdu, English, Punjabi | ||
| Turbat | FM 89.4 & 96.0 | Urdu, English, Punjabi | ||
| Panjgur | FM 89.4 & 96.0 | Urdu, English, Punjabi | ||
| Sibi | FM 89.4 & 96.0 | Urdu, English, Punjabi | ||
| Radio ONE | Gwadar | FM 91.0 | Urdu, English, Punjabi | |
| Radio Pakistan | Gwadar | FM 101.0 | Urdu, Balochi, English, Punjabi | |
| Quetta | FM 101.0 | Urdu, Balochi, Pashto, English, Punjabi | ||
| HOT FM | Quetta | FM 105.0 | Urdu, Balochi, Pashto, English, Punjabi |
| Name | Broadcast region | Frequency | Language(s) | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Radio Khyber | Jamrud | FM 91.0 | Pashto, Urdu, Punjabi | |
| Radio Waziristan | North Waziristan | SUNO FM 96.0 | Pashto, Waziri Urdu | |
| Shamal Radio | Bajaur | FM 98.6 | Pashto, Urdu, Punjabi | |
| Name | Broadcast region | Frequency | Language(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Radio Pakistan | Gilgit | AM 1510 | Urdu, Shina, Wakhi, Burushaski, Khowar, Punjabi |
| Skardu | AM 1560 | Urdu, Balti, Punjabi | |
| SunoFm | Gilgit, Skardu, Hunza, Chilas | FM 89.4 | Urdu, Balti, Shina, Brushuski |
| GB93 | Skardu | FM 93.0 | Urdu, Balti, Punjabi |
| GB99 | Gilgit | FM 99.0 | Urdu, Shina, Wakhi, Burushaski, Khowar, Punjabi |
| Name | Frequency | Website |
|---|---|---|
| News and Current Affair (Radio Pakistan) | AM 552 KHZ | |
| Radio Pakistan (Broadcast) | AM 585 KHZ |
| Name | Website |
|---|---|
| Sindh Police FM 88.6 | |
| City FM 89.0 | |
| Radio FM World Pakistan | |
| SunoFM 89.4 | |
| Hum Awaz 90.0 | |
| FM 90.6 (Islamic International University Campus Radio) | |
| FM 91.6 (Allama Iqbal Open University Campus Radio) | |
| ITP FM 92.4 | |
| FM 93 (Radio Pakistan) | |
| FM 94 (Fatima Jinnah Women University Campus Radio) | |
| Virsa FM 94.5 (Urdu & traditional languages station) | |
| Tehlka FM 94.6 (Urdu & Punjabi language station) | |
| Punjab Rung 95.0 (Punjabi language station) | |
| FM 96.6 (Sindh Madressat ul Islam University Campus Radio) | |
| Dosti FM 98.0 (Urdu, English and Chinese language radio station) | |
| FM 98.6 (Margalla Girls College Campus Radio) | |
| NUST FM 101.4 (National University of Science & Technology Islamabad Campus Radio) | |
| RIU FM 102.2 | |
| NUMAL FM 104.6 | |
| HUM FM 106.2 | |
| ZAB FM 106.6 (SZABIST Islamabad Campus Radio) | |
| RadioOne 91.0 | |
| Power Radio FM 99 Islamabad | |
| MERA FM 107.4 | |
| FM100 Islamabad | |
| FM 101 Islamabad | |
| Sunrise Pakistan FM 97 |
| Name | Website |
|---|---|
| Radio FM World Pakistan |
| Name | Broadcast region | Frequency | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| Radio Pakistan | Peshawar | AM540 | |
| Dera Ismail Khan | AM711 | ||
| Abbottabad | AM1600 | ||
| Chitral | AM1580 |
| Name | Broadcast region | Website |
|---|---|---|
| Smile FM 88.6 | Haripur | |
| Abbottabad | ||
| Mansehra | ||
| Swabi | ||
| Sunofm FM96 | – | |
| Power Radio FM99 | Abbottabad | |
| Global FM 91 | Dera Ismail Khan | |
| FM 92.2 Pukhtunkhwa Radio | Peshawar | |
| FM 92.6 Pukhtunkhwa Radio | Mardan | |
| Radio Dilber FM 93 | Charsadda | |
| Radio Dilber FM 94 | Swabi | |
| Radio HUM Awaz FM94 | Peshawar | |
| Radio HUM Awaz FM99 | Thal & Hangu | |
| Radio HUM Awaz FM100.0 | Dir | |
| FM96 | Haripur | |
| FM 99.0 | Dera Ismail Khan | |
| FM100.6 | Abbottabad | |
| FM101.0 | Peshawar | |
| Bannu | ||
| Kohat | ||
| Radio Buraq 104.0 | Peshawar | |
| Mansehra | ||
| Radio Buraq 105.0 | Mardan | |
| UPESH FM 107.0 (University of Peshawar Campus Radio) | – | |
| KUST-FM 98.2 (Kohat University of Science & Technology Campus Radio) |
Radio Tehzeeb FM91.6 (www.radiotehzeeb.com)
| Name | Broadcast region | Frequency | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| News and Current Affair (Radio Pakistan) | Lahore | AM 1332 KHZ | |
| Radio Pakistan (Broadcast) | Lahore | AM 630 KHZ | |
| Rawalpindi | AM 1152 KHZ | ||
| Multan | AM 1035 KHZ | ||
| Bahawalpur | AM 1341 KHZ | ||
| Faisalabad | AM 1430 KHZ |
| Name | Frequency | Broadcast region | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| Smile FM | FM 88.6 | Attock, Hassanabdal, Wah Cantt, Taxila | |
| AWAZ Radio | FM 99.4 | Lahore | |
| FM 107 | Sheikhpura | ||
| Pakpattan | |||
| FM 104 | Bhalwal - Sargodha | ||
| Rajanpur | |||
| FM 105 | Bahawalpur | ||
| Gujrat | |||
| Sadiqabad | |||
| Jhang | |||
| Attock | |||
| Sahiwal | |||
| Mandi Bahauddin | |||
| FM 106 | Gujranwala | ||
| Khanpur | |||
| Okara | |||
| FM 93.5 | Rawalpindi | ||
| HUM FM | FM 106.2 | Lahore | |
| FM 96 Sargodha Pakistan | FM 96 | Sargodha | |
| HamaraFM | FM 98 | Mandi Bahauddin | |
| Pind Daddan Khan | |||
| Radio Buraq | FM 104-105 | – | |
| FM 104, Punjab University | FM 104 | ||
| Radioactive FM 96 | FM 96 | ||
| Mast FM | FM 103 | ||
| FM95 Pakistan, Punjab Rung | FM 95 | Lahore | |
| Super FM 90 | FM 90 | Bahawalnagar | |
| Hamara FM 97.0 Kharian | FM 97 | Kharian, Sri alamgir, Jehlum, Lalamusa, Dinga, Guliana, Golra Hashim, Bhagwal, Kotla Haji Shah, Kotla Arab Ali Khan, Jalapur Jattan, Thutha Rai Bahadar, Gujrat, Kunjah | |
| FM 98.6 Radio Station (Lahore Chamber of Commerce) | FM 98.6 | Lahore | |
| APNA LAHORE FM 107.4 | FM 107.4 | Lahore | |
| Campus Radio VOV (Voice of Varsity) FM 98.2 (University of Sargodha) | FM 98.2 | Sargodha | |
| DIL FM NETWORK | – | – | |
| Radio Kinnaird 97.6 FM (Kinnaird College for Women Lahore) | FM 97.6 | Lahore | |
| FJWU Radio VOW (Voice of Women) FM 96.6 | FM 96.6 | – | |
| Sunrise FM 96 Sargodha | FM 96 | Sargodha | |
| Solo Radio FM 88 Multan | FM 88 | Multan | |
| Voice of Heart FM | – | – | |
| FM 88 Chakwal | FM 88 | Chakwal | |
| CityFM89 | FM 89 | Lahore | |
| Faisalabad | |||
| Radio1 FM91 | FM 91 | Lahore | |
| Rawalpindi | |||
| Radio City FM92 Kasur | FM 92 | Kasur | |
| Powe Radio FM99 | FM 99 | Vehari | |
| FM 100 | FM 100 | Lahore | |
| Rawalpindi | |||
| Rahim Yar Khan | |||
| Multan | |||
| FM 101 | FM 101 | Lahore | |
| Rawalpindi | |||
| Faisalabad | |||
| Mast FM103 | FM 103 | Lahore | |
| Faisalabad | |||
| Multan | |||
| Radio Buraq FM104 Sialkot | FM 104 | Sialkot | |
| Punjab University Radio FM 104.6 Lahore | FM 104.6 | Lahore | |
| Star FM102 Gujar Khan | FM 102 | Gujar Khan | |
| Hamara FM 94.6 Multan | FM 94.6 | Multan | |
| Sunrise Pakistan FM95 Jhelum | FM 95 | Jhelum | |
| Apki Awaz FM95 Toba Tek Singh | Toba Tek Singh | ||
| LCWU FM 96.6 | FM 96.6 | – | |
| Josh FM 99 | – | ||
| Ewaz FM | |||
| Radio Jeevay Pakistan FM98 | FM 98 | ||
| LUMS Radio | – | ||
| Rasta FM 88.8 | FM 88.8 | ||
| FM95 Punjab Rung | FM 95 | ||
| Suno Pakistan FM 89.4 | FM 89.4 | Faisalabad | |
| Lahore | |||
| Murree | |||
| Multan | |||
| Rahim Yar Khan | |||
| Bahawalpur | |||
| Chak Jhumra | |||
| Kallar Kahar | |||
| Sargodha | |||
| Humara FM 90 Faisalabad | FM 90 | Faisalabad | |
| PBC FM 93 (Radio Pakistan) | FM 93 | ||
| Dhamal FM 94 Faisalabad | FM 94 | ||
| Shalimar FM 94.6 Faisalabad | FM 94.6 | ||
| Radio Tufians FM 96.6 Faisalabad | FM 96.6 | ||
| FM 100.4 UAF Campus Radio | FM 100.4 | ||
| HumAwaz FM | – | – | |
| Name | Broadcast region | Frequency | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| Radio Pakistan | Karachi | AM820 | |
| Hyderabad | AM1008 | ||
| Larkana | AM1000 | ||
| Khairpur | AM920 |
| Name | Frequency | Broadcast Region | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sindh Police FM 88.6 | FM 88.6 | Karachi | |
| CityFM89 | FM 89 | ||
| Suno Pakistan FM 89.4 | FM 89.4 | Karachi | |
| Hyderabad | |||
| FM 90.6 Campus Radio (University of Karachi) | FM 90.6 | Karachi | |
| Radio1 FM91 | FM 91 | ||
| Music Highway FM | Tando Adam | ||
| FM 92 | Nooriabad | ||
| Khairpur | |||
| Radio FM 93 (Radio Pakistan) | FM 93 | – | |
| Planet FM 94 (Radio Pakistan) | FM 94 | ||
| Saut ul Quran (Radio Pakistan) | FM 93.4 | ||
| Hamara FM 94.6 | FM 94.6 | Karachi | |
| Karachi FM | FM 96 | ||
| FM 98.2 Campus Radio (Ziauddin University) | FM 98.2 | ||
| Awaz FM 99 | FM 99 | Karachi/Hyderabad/Jamshoro | |
| FM 100 | FM 100 | Karachi | |
| Hyderabad | |||
| FM 101 | FM 101 | Karachi | |
| Hyderabad | |||
| Mast FM 103 | FM 103 | Karachi | |
| HOT FM | FM 105 | Karachi | |
| FM 105.4 | Nawabshah | ||
| FM 105 | Hyderabad | ||
| HUM FM 106.2 | FM 106.2 | Karachi | |
| Sukkur | |||
| Zab FM 106.6 (SZABIST) | FM 106.6 | Karachi | |
| Apna Karachi FM 107 | FM 107 | ||
| MERA FM 107.4 | FM 107.4 |
| Name | Website |
|---|---|
| Radio FM World Pakistan | |
| Aladin Radio |
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