FM 93 Karachi

آوازِ پاکستان (The Voice of Pakistan)

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Languages

Urdu, Sindhi

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Country

Pakistan

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Genres

Community, Music, News +3

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Frequency

93.0 FM

📖 About

FM 93 Karachi is a community broadcasting station operated by the Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation (PBC), serving listeners across Karachi and the Sindh province. Launched in April 2009 as part of Radio Pakistan's FM-93 Network, the station was established to provide a platform for community development, youth programming, and the promotion of local art, culture, and literary activities [citation:4][citation:12]. Its programming includes a mix of music, news, talk shows, cultural content, and public-service discussions designed to cater to a diverse audience including senior citizens, office-goers, factory workers, labourers, housewives, youth, students, and children [citation:14]. The station is part of a nationwide network with stations in major cities across Pakistan, including Lahore, Multan, Faisalabad, Hyderabad, and others [citation:2].

📋 Details

owner:Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation (PBC)

network:FM-93 Network

notable rjs:Ahsan Umar (Radio Presenter on FM93) [citation:5],Liaquat Ali Sheikh (Nominated for Best RJ Male at Pakistan Media Awards 2013) [citation:15]

key programs:Hamara Manshoor (Election manifestos discussion) [citation:14],Karachi Kehta Hai (Citizen voices) [citation:14],Election Nama (Election-related news) [citation:14]

music policy:Radio Pakistan does not play Indian songs, though it does play pre-Partition songs by singers with roots in the region [citation:14]

broadcast type:FM (93.0 MHz), Online Streaming

first air date:2009-04

station format:Community Radio / Full-Service

available platforms:Website (radio.gov.pk),FM Radio,Radio Pakistan App

network description:Community FM channel launched in February 2009, with 22 stations across Pakistan including Gilgit, Muzaffarabad, Mirpur, Abbottabad, Chitral, Bannu, Kohat, Dera Ismail Khan, Sargodha, Mianwali, Faisalabad, Lahore, Multan, Larkana, Khairpur, Bhit Shah, Hyderabad, Mithi, Karachi, and Gwadar [citation:2]