CHIN 97.9FM Ottawa and 91.9FM Toronto
The voice of Ottawa'sSouth Asiancommunity
A radio community like no other
Radio Huns, the voice of South Asian community in Ottawa since 2001, is the longest running South Asian radio program in North America.
Renamed in tribute to its founder Hunsdeep “Huns” Singh Rangar on Aug. 1, 2020 from Mirch Masala Radio, it continues his legacy of keeping the community vibrant and well-informed, whilst promoting talent, encouraging entrepreneurship and preserving its cultural and music roots.
Today:
Tanzila Anis
Tuesday:
Aashish Bhardwaj
Wednesday:
Devjit
Thursday:
Shah Bahauddin
Friday:
Rj Pijosh
Saturday:
Kavneet
Today:
Tanzila Anis
Tuesday:
Aashish Bhardwaj
Wednesday:
Devjit
Thursday:
Shah Bahauddin
Friday:
Rj Pijosh
Saturday:
Kavneet
Today:
Tanzila Anis
Tuesday:
Aashish Bhardwaj
Wednesday:
Devjit
Thursday:
Shah Bahauddin
Friday:
Rj Pijosh
Saturday:
Kavneet
19.00 – 20.00 EST
Zubaan-E-Dil
Tanzila Anis
18.00 EST
Zubaan-E-Dil
Tanzila Anis
Zubaan-E-Dil
18.00 – 19.00
17.00 EST
Tan Tana Ten
Meenal
Tan Tana Ten
17.00 – 18.00
16.00 EST
Tan Tana Ten
Meenal
Tan Tana Ten
16.00 – 17.00
15.00 EST
Punjabi TOP 10
RJ KAVNEET
Punjabi TOP 10
15.00 – 16.00
Our DJ's live and breathe music, whilst bringing the community together to bring you the very best of South Asian music
Community
Radio Huns believes in the power of the community. It actively supports grassroot organizations and sponsors airtime for charities and non-government institutions that promote public good.
To be listed here and avail airtime to promote your cause, accredited charities and not-for-profit organisations you can email us at community@radiohuns.ca
A tribute to Hunsdeep Singh Rangar
Hunsdeep “Huns” Singh Rangar was recognizable from afar for his infectious smile, unending wit and charming original humor. He touched an endless number of people and brought smiles to each one during his lifetime.
Huns was a son, husband, father, brother, public servant, entrepreneur, organizer of Ottawa’s annual South Asian Fest and radio show host and producer with CHIN 97.9 FM multicultural radio. He was 43 when he passed away on June 7, 2019.
Describing himself as being “made in India and packaged in Canada,” his legacy lives on with every beat of music that plays on Ottawa’s airways.
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Forever our MC, one who gave airtime to everyone in his life
–Bundeep Singh Rangar, Hunsdeep’s brother and President of Radio Huns