Talk:Red FM (India)
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[edit] Page move
This page was moved from Red FM to Red FM (India), as there are now at least five stations world-wide using the Red FM branding. The most recent is CKYE-FM, a multicultural station in the Greater Vancouver area of Canada. Information on CKYE has been repeatedly added to the Indian station's article, in a manner bordering on vandalism. Hopefully, the page move (and creation of an article for the new station) will help to protect this article. --Ckatz 08:25, 26 May 2006 (UTC)
- If anyone knows more about the Red FM stations in India, please update the article. (Reception's no too hot here in Canada...) There is a link in the Kolkata article to a Red FM, which I've linked to here as they seem to be owned by the same company. --Ckatz 18:01, 26 May 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Needs complete revison
There is use of peacock language in almost every line.Please change the lines or remove them.Eg.
- famous news channel
- he rules the morning
- most exciting and happening morning
- superb flow of Hindi.
- remains in the hearts and minds of many
- Mark and Kapil do an amazing job and one of the best packaging on radio.
Roshan baladhanvi 16:48, 26 June 2006 (UTC) removed the above lines
It is not the website of red fm.It is an encyclopedia. Some sentences do not even make sense.:
- Now, she rules the morning and makes it most exciting and happening morning for all mumbaikars tuned to this channel
- A number of variety of RJ's speak up and entertain the public
Roshan baladhanvi 16:48, 26 June 2006 (UTC) removed the above lines
Ketan 15:14, 28 May 2006 (UTC)
