the first radio station in the private sector was established in india at ahmedabad.
where was the first radio station in the private sector established in india?
ahmedabad
the first radio station in gujarat was founded by sayajirao gaekwad iii of baroda state in 1939. later it was merged with all india radio in 1948 after independence of india. in 2011, there were 10 radio stations in gujarat run by all india radio including "vividhbharti". there were several other radio channels owned by private media groups in gujarat including radio mirchi, radio city, red fm, my fm, radio one and big fm. there are four campus radio stations in gujarat, "micavaani" by mca, guru by gujarat university, vallabh vidyanagar campus radio and a campus radio by sardar patel university, anand. sewa operates the community radio, "rudi no radio" in sanand near ahmedabad.
media in gujarati language
according to the world bank's private participation in infrastructure database, investment commitments by the private sector in chile's water and sanitation sector reached us$5.7 bn in 1993–2005 through 20 projects, with us$4 bn of commitments made in 1999 alone through 4 projects. 7 projects were divestitures, 10 were concessions and 3 were greenfield projects in wastewater treatment plants.





























the socialist presidents ricardo lagos (2000–2006) and michelle bachelet (since 2006) maintained the basic institutional structure of the sector established under previous governments based on private service provision, means-targeted subsidies and regulation by a public, autonomous regulator.
water supply and sanitation in chile