All India Radio · Hindi (39)
39 All India Radio stations in Hindi (हिन्दी), from 5 states and union territories — press play to listen live.
All India Radio in Hindi (हिन्दी) — live stations
39 All India Radio (Akashvani) stations broadcast in Hindi, from Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Arunachal Pradesh, Delhi, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. Press play on any station to listen live — free, no sign-up. Stations are listed by state; use search to find a city or station name.
By state: Andaman & Nicobar Islands (2), Arunachal Pradesh (5), Delhi (5), Madhya Pradesh (9), National channels (3), Uttar Pradesh (15).
All India Radio Hindi stations
Andaman & Nicobar Islands
- AIR Sri Vijaya Puram
- AIR Vividh Bharati Sri Vijaya Puram
Arunachal Pradesh
- AIR FM Arun Itanagar
- AIR Itanagar
- AIR Pasighat
- AIR Tezu
- AIR Ziro
Delhi
- AIR Aaradhana
- AIR FM Gold 100.1 Delhi
- AIR Indraprastha
- AIR Vividh Bharati Delhi
- FM Rainbow Delhi 106.4
Madhya Pradesh
- AIR Balaghat
- AIR Chhindwara
- AIR Guna
- AIR Gwalior
- AIR Khandwa
- AIR Sagar
- AIR Shahdol
- AIR Shivpuri
- AIR Ujjain
National channels
- AIR Live News 24x7
- Akashvani Raagam
- Vividh Bharati
Uttar Pradesh
- AIR Agra
- AIR Ayodhya
- AIR Bareilly
- AIR FM Rainbow Kanpur
- AIR FM Rainbow Lucknow
- AIR Gorakhpur
- AIR Jhansi
- AIR Kanpur
- AIR Lucknow
- AIR Mathura
- AIR Najibabad
- AIR Obra
- AIR Prayagraj
- AIR Rampur
- AIR Varanasi
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