FM 91.00 Radio Khyber from Khyber agency FM 92.2 Radio Pakhtunkhwa FM 92.6 Radio Aman Mardan FM 93.00 Radio Dilber, Charsadda FM 96.00 Swat FM 102.00 Bannu / North Waziristan FM 90.7Mhz Hamasha Bahar FM in Nangarhar Province - Afghanistan FM 99.9 NAN ( Today ) 99.9 in Nangarhar province - Afghanistan FM AMN FM ( Peace ) 96.8 in Nangarhar province - Afghanistan FM Muram ( Hope ) Pashto broadcasting FM Abasin Ningarhar FM Awoshton Paktia AM Talwasa Sharana City FM Paiwastoon Urzgan FM Wronga Kandahar FM Zanat Logar FM Bost In Helmand FM SAMOON in Helmand FM Sabawoon In Helmand FM Chenar in Khost FM NAN in Khost FM Mena in Ningarhar FM SANGA in Kandahar FM Da Hilo Karwan Khost FM Suli Paygham Khost FM Sharq Nangarhar FM Enikas Nangarhar FM Nargis Nangarhar FM Safa Nangarhar FM Nakhtar Kunar Radio stations from international religious organizations are also broadcast into the region. These stations tend to focus on community issues with programs about education, children, health and reconciliation. International radio stations Pashto though mainly a language in Afghanistan and Pakistan; is spoken in many parts of the world due to the large diaspora of these two countries. There are also a large number of Pashtuns living overseas particularly in the Middle East. Nabi Misdaq founded the Pashto Section of BBC World Service in the 1980s and in the same period Ali Ahmad Jalali was involved with Voice of America's Pashto in the United States. Some Pashto-language programs are included in the following international stations: BBC World Service FM 89.0 in Pashto Radio Free Afghanistan (RFA) in Pashto Voice of America (VOA) in Pashto China Radio International Radio Moscow Deutsche Welle The above radio stations broadcast different programs like Khabarnama (news), dramas, musical, women and agricultural related programs. Similarly, most of the programs comprise literary short-dramas, discussions and mushairas. Association of Radio Journalists (ARJ) is first Radio Journalists forum of Khyber pakhtunkhwa nad FATA. Muhammad Zaman Adil first elected president of ARJ. Television and internet The first TV channels broadcasting Pashto programs were during the 1970s. Pakistan Television Peshawar (PTV Peshawar) was inaugurated in 1974, at 2-Fort Road in the city of Peshawar, Pakistan. All programs were transmitted in black and white until February 1982 when color was transmission began. Besides Pashto. PTV Quetta was inaugurated in November 1974. In the meantime, Afghanistan had its own TV stations in