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Kathmandu is the capital city of Nepal. As of March 2009, 34 FM and 1 MW radio stations can be heard in Kathmandu valley. This makes it extremely difficult to tune stations. The following list is created by monitoring the radio stations using a portable receiver. Some stations are low powered so they may not be heard beyond couple of kilometers. Additionally, due to load-shedding, some stations go off-air without any notice.
collection  of Live Nepali FM Station

Radio Nepal:::Clik hear to listen!!

 It  was established on 1 April 1951. Initially, the transmission lasted for 4 hours and 30 minutes through a 250 Watt short-wave transmitter. Over the years, Radio Nepal has strengthened its institutional capacity considerably and diversified itself in terms of programme format, technical efficiency and coverage. Radio Nepal airs programmes on short wave, Medium Wave and FM frequencies.
Regular broadcasts last for sixteen hours every day, which includes two hours of regional broadcasts between 09:30 hrs. and 11:00 hrs. in the morning and 18:05 hrs 18:30 hrs in the evening. However on public holidays, there is an additional two hours, extending the total duration to eighteen hours. FM Kathmandu, the first FM-Channel covering Kathmandu valley and adjoining areas was started in 1995 from its premises at Singha Durbar, Kathmandu. 




BBCNepali:::Clik hear to listen!!
It was launched on June 7, 1969 as a weekly program under BBC World Service. In the initial years the programs were hosted by Nepali student studying in United Kingdom. Puran Agrawal was the first host of the show. Since the end of 1970 program started for 5 days a week and later on 7 days.
The program was initially intended to British Gorkha solders working in Hong Kong. Later on it attained a vast popularity among the Nepali community for trustworthy news broadcast. Nepali speaking people all over the world enjoy its broadcast program.

Radio Upatyaka:::Clik hear to listen!!
 
Radio Upatyaka is established under the three decade social organisation Narayan Pariwar Club situated at Teku, Kathmandu. It is one and only community radio in Kathmandu of its kind as it is owned and run by non-government non-profit body. The radio has been actively producing programs in the fields of education,health, entertainment, culture, technology, environment, linguistics, handicaps, women and children programs related to the work field of its parent organisation. With a slogan of "Communication for Community"�,the radio has cooperated with different communities of the Kathmandu Valley. The name "Upatyaka" in Nepalese literally means "valley", and in present context according to its placement it means Kathmandu Valley. This has special meaning that the radio is set up for the benefit and well being of the communities in the valley [.....]

UNN : Ujyaalo 90 Network:::Clik hear to listen!!

UNN is the broadcasting system of Communication Corner (CC) with FM broadcast at 90 MHz at Kathmandu and VSAT audio broadcast in Nepal and South Asia. UNN provides our listeners with access to people and perspectives rarely unheard in other forms of media in Nepal. For true democracy to function, people need easy access to independent and unbiased source of information. Ordinary people, grass root activities, peace activities, artists, academics, public policies and independent analysts are the core of UNN. In addition, UNN cater programs on real debates – debates between ordinary people and policy makers why they disagree in substances and how their disagreements mean in their lives.

 Radio Lumbini FM 96.8 MHz  ::: Click hear to listen!!

Radio Lumbini conducted an audience survey with the support of MS Nepal, Kathmandu and published on Friday the 5th of April, shows that a large majority of potential listeners still remain untouched by radio, as the media does not sufficiently represent all language groups. Also the uneducated and labor segments of the population are to a large extent outside the reach of the media.The Lumbini Community Multimedia Center (CMC)  is located in Manigram, a market area in the Anandavan Village Development Committee (VDC), the local government administrative body. The CMC was established in April 2004 by the technical support of UNESCO in Radio Lumbini.


 Nepal FM 91.8 MHz Radio:::  click to listen

Radio Kantipur:::  Click to listen

Hits FM 91.2:::   Click to listen

Established Janaury 1996

Radio Audio:::Click to listen

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Machhapuchhre fm:::Click to listen

Nepalese Online Radio Machhapuchhre FM An Independent Public Community Radio in Internet. A first of its kind in South Asia.The vision of Machhapuchhre fm is to bring Nepali radio to Nepalese living and working all over the world.   Newly formed in November 2005 it is our desire to serve the  Nepali community everywhere.Currently we are playing programmes originally broadcast in Nepal together with music from both the West and the East.  We are here to serve our listeners and your views and comments are vitally important to enable us to give you the service you need.

Gorkha FM:::Click to listen

Human beings cannot exist in isolation. Engagement in social exchange is their basic need. It is the communication, which largely brings humans closer together and unite communities into one. Communication is at the heart of every single interaction. It is social and cultural 'togetherness'. It would be significant to quote Neal and Brown as saying that communication is all that makes people human. It would not be exaggeration to argue that we are living in mediated world. These days we see the world through the omnipresent eyes of media. Fore these reasons, no one can underestimate the role of mass media and Information Technology in the 21st century. People have made a giant leap from printing by seal, stamp or wooden block to information dissemination by such advanced technology as radio, TV, film or World Wide Web. Electronic media revolutionized the vast field of mass communication in the world and brought far-off lands together. The world witnessed the invention of Marconi,