A press release issued by the radio service said Friday that the service has been launched in order to promote Nepali language, culture and tradition among the world community and to bring together the Nepali diaspora living in many countries outside Nepal.
It said that the programs for the service will be produced in countries including Australia, Germany, Denmark, Portugal and Nepal, among others.
The radio service can be heard at nepali.radiotitan.com.
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