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Now you can win while listening to music

The Capital?s latest radio channel Fever 104 FM has taken the city by storm.

Published on: Jan 12, 2007 03:26 AM IST
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The Capital’s latest radio channel Fever 104 FM has taken the city by storm. It is not only belting out great music, but is also giving its listeners an opportunity to win Rs 1,04,000.

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The Fever Bolo contest being run at the radio station has already churned out 11 winners. These include Vinod Kumar, Sachchidanand Sharma, Abhishekh Verma, Dhirender Kumar, Amit Dobhal, Deendayal Singh, Ghazanfur Khan, Baibhav Kumar Trivedi, Naveen Kumar, Ramesh Poddar and Vineet Batra. These winners had to merely answer their phone with ‘I Love Fever 104’ instead of a regular Hi or Hello.

Speaking about the Fever Bolo contest, Karen Sandhu, Group Promotions Director, Virgin Radio International, said, “It’s amazing to see a contest create such a vibe in so short a duration. Our listeners have been really enthusiastic in expressing their love for Fever 104 FM and we are really happy for them. The prize money is also bringing shape to a lot of dreams and aspirations of our listeners.”

Baibhav, who won on January 11, is going to invest the money in the preparation of medical exams, just as Naveen would to take his IIT JEE coaching classes. And we also have young Vineet, who wants to purchase a plasma TV or a car, all with his own sweet money.

Commenting on the contest, Sandhu added, “What started as a fun contest has become a real run for money and we hope to bring the joy of winning to many more of our listeners. So just keep tuning in and declaring your love for Fever 104 FM."

 
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