Moradabad Gets Its Own Voice — Fever FM 93.7 Goes Live
India’s leading radio network launches Moradabad’s first-ever private FM station
Moradabad, April 2026 — Fever FM, one of India’s most recognised radio networks, has launched its station on 93.7 FM in Moradabad today. This marks a historic first for the city — Moradabad’s first private FM radio station is now live.
Fever FM has been entertaining listeners across seven cities in Uttar Pradesh — Lucknow, Kanpur, Bareilly, Agra, Aligarh, Gorakhpur and Prayagraj. Moradabad has now become the network’s eighth city in the state.
Divisional Commissioner: A New Platform for the Entire Region Moradabad Divisional Commissioner Aunjaneya Kumar Singh called this a necessary and long-overdue development for the region. “Until now, the people of Moradabad had no FM service of their own. With Fever 93.7, they will get not just entertainment but a new medium for awareness and information. The districts around us — Rampur, Sambhal, Bijnor and Amroha — each have their own distinct identity and rich history. Fever 93.7 will give people a platform to know and celebrate their region better,” he said.
Mayor: We Used to Catch FM Signals from Delhi — No More
Mayor Vinod Agarwal said the launch is a proud moment for Moradabad. “Moradabad is a major export hub, but when it came to FM radio, we were always left behind. On the way to Delhi, it was only after reaching Ghaziabad that we could pick up FM signals — Moradabad never had that. Today, that gap is finally filled. I congratulate the entire Fever FM team and the people of Moradabad on this new station,” he said.
SSP: Entertainment Must Go Hand in Hand with Social Awareness
Senior Superintendent of Police Satpal Antil extended his congratulations to the Fever FM team. “I hope this radio station will serve not just as an entertainment platform but as a strong medium for public awareness. Sensitising people on important social issues is a significant responsibility for any radio station. I am confident that Fever FM 93.7 will rise to that responsibility,” he said.
