Unique FM (90MHz)

Ninety megahertz, tucked somewhere on Nepal's crowded FM dial, and the tag says only one word: Radio. Fair enough. In Nepal that single word covers a lot of ground. A morning can open with Narayan Gopal's adhunik classics, slide into lok dohori, then land somewhere near Hindi film playback by evening. Nepali radio doesn't police genres the way Western stations do, and that's the appeal. One minute it's Kutumba's madal-driven folk, the next it's a Bollywood track your grandmother knows by heart. The audio isn't pristine and the ad breaks can run long. That's part of the deal. What you get inste…