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The Terai has its own sound, and Chitwan Radio Network leans into it. Expect Tharu folk rhythms from the surrounding villages, adhunik geet standards, and a lot of Hindi film songs that anyone in Bharatpur seems to know by heart. Narayan Gopal gets played here with real reverence. So does Kutumba when things turn instrumental. It's community radio in the truest sense: practical, local, a bit rough around the edges. Don't come expecting polished voice-tracking or tight format clocks. Come for the mix. Radio in Nepal rarely sounds this unpolished, and that's a compliment. A typical hour drifts bβ¦
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