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New Delhi, Aug. 23

Radio Mirchi on Wednesday announced an increase in spot rates ranging from 10-25 per cent for all its stations. In a statement, Radio Mirchi has said that while the prices for the seven older stations including those at Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai and Kolkata have gone up by 25 per cent, the prices for the newly launched stations have been increased by 10 per cent from the introductory price announced in April. "The price increase is part of the normal price increase the brand takes each year in September," the Head Radio Sales, Mr Naveen Chandra, said. The statement adds that during April-June, its revenues grew by 63 per cent compared to the same period last year.

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