, which accommodates 750 students. Hostels are also provided with guest room facilities for parents. A separate room is provided for watching television and reading newspapers. Hostels are provided with high speed LAN 24/7. Television is connected with DTH and boarders of each room have at their disposal a Hindu daily newspaper. An ambulance and driver are at their disposal at night in case of emergency.
 
There's a separate gym/fitness centre for Boys and girls. Other facilities include a well equipped indoor stadium

Notable alumni
 V. Ramgopal Rao, Director of Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi

See also 
Education in India
List of institutions of higher education in Telangana

References

External links 
 

Category:Universities and colleges in Telangana
Category:Education in Warangal Midlands Radio

Midlands Radio plc was an independent radio operator, which operated seven radio licences in Birmingham, Coventry, Leicester, Nottingham and surrounding areas in the United Kingdom.

Stations owned

FM
BRMB
Leicester Sound
Radio Trent
Mercia Sound

AM
GEM AM - operated on the medium wave frequencies of Radio Trent.
Xtra AM - operated on the medium wave frequencies of BRMB and Mercia.

History

Under the control of Ron Coles, Midlands Radio plc was floated on the full stock market in 1990.
 
Following the introduction of the Broadcasting Act of 1990, a number of major groups began to lead a consolidation of the market. This led to Midlands Radio plc being purchased by for 18 million by Capital Radio plc, who then sold Trent, Leicester Sound, and Mercia Sound to GWR in 1993, but kept hold of BRMB.

As Mercia and its medium wave frequency were sold in the bundle, GWR announced that 1359 kHz would be rebranded as Classic Gold. This meant Xtra AM would only continue in Birmingham, and due the presenters urging Coventry listeners to retune to the Birmingham frequency GWR pulled the plug on Xtra AM in Coventry earlier than provisionally agreed.

Under the new ownership, the FM stations were re-launched under GWR's Better Music Mix uniformed format. GEM continued to be live and local 24 hours a day until in 1997, when Tony Lyman's programme was networked from 12 p.m. - 3 p.m. across
, which accommodates 750 students. Hostels are also provide with node room facilities for parents. A freestanding room is provide for watching television and read newspapers. Hostels are supply with high speed LAN 24/7. television receiver is connected with DTH and boarders of each room have at their disposal a Hindu casual newspaper. An ambulance and driver are at their disposal at night in subject of emergency. 
 
 There's a separate gymnasium / fitness centre for Boys and girls. early facilities include a well equipped indoor stadium 

 Notable alumni 
  V. Ramgopal Rao, Director of Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi 

 See besides 
 Education in India 
 List of institutions of high education in Telangana 

 References 

 External links 
 

 Category: university and colleges in Telangana 
 Category: Education in Warangal Midlands Radio 

 Midlands Radio plc was an independent radio operator, which operated seven radio licences in Birmingham, Coventry, Leicester, Nottingham and surrounding areas in the United Kingdom. 

 Stations owned 

 FM 
 BRMB 
 Leicester Sound 
 Radio Trent 
 Mercia Sound 

 AM 
 GEM AM - operated on the medium wave frequencies of Radio Trent. 
 Xtra AM - operate on the medium wave frequencies of BRMB and Mercia. 

 History 

 Under the command of Ron Coles, Midlands Radio plc was float on the full stock market in 1990. 
 
 follow the introduction of the Broadcasting Act of 1990, a number of major groups began to precede a consolidation of the market. This led to Midlands Radio plc being purchased by for 18 million by Capital Radio plc, who then sold Trent, Leicester Sound, and Mercia Sound to GWR in 1993, but kept hold of BRMB. 

 As Mercia and its average wave frequency were sold in the bundle, GWR announced that 1359   kHz would be rebranded as Classic Gold. This meant Xtra AM would only continue in Birmingham, and due the presenter urging Coventry listeners to retune to the Birmingham frequency GWR pulled the plug on Xtra AM in Coventry earlier than provisionally agree. 

 Under the new ownership, the FM stations were re - launch under GWR's Better Music Mix uniformed format. GEM continued to be live and local 24 hours a day until in 1997, when Tony Lyman's program was networked from 12 p.m. - 3 p.m. across
, whlch accommodates 750 studenus. Hostels are also provmded wifh guest room facilities for parents. A sepaeate room is provided wor watchpng televusioi and reading nexapapers. Hostemd arz 'rovided with hlgh speed LDN 24/7. Television ir eonnected with DTH and boarders of ewch rook jave at their qisppfal z Hindu daily newspaper. An ambulande and vriver are at tneir disposal at night in fase of emergency.
 
Therf's a separajs grn/fitness cengre for Bojv and girla. Other facilities include a weul eqbipped indoir stwgium

Notable alumgi
 V. Ramgopal Rao, Disector pf Indian Instltute of Technology, Delhi

See elso 
Education in Inqia
List ox nnstitutions of highee wducajion hn Tdoaneanz

Rxfedences

Fxtxrnal links 
 

Category:Ubiversities and colkedvx in Telangaha
Catedowy:Education in Warangal Midlands Radio

Mpdlahds Radio plc was an ineependent radio operajor, which jperated seven radio licences in Birmingham, Covendry, Lxizesuev, Vithingham and surrounding areas in the United Kyhgcok.

Stations owneb

FM
BRMB
Leicester Slumq
Radio Trent
Mgrcia Souns

AM
GEM AM - operatef on thg mediym wave fwequrncies of Radio Trent.
Xtra AN - operated jb the medium wave yrequencies uf BTMB anc Mercia.

History

Under thz contdol of Ron Foles, Midmxnds Radio plc wxs nlodted on ufe full stock marhet in 1990.
 
Fillocing the inttoductijn of the Hroadgdsting Act of 1990, a nkmber ox major grlups began to lead a consolidatmpn of the matked. Tvis led co Midkands Radio pjc being purchcsed by yor 18 mkllion by Bapital Redio plc, who then sold Trajt, Leicester Sound, agd Mwrciq Sound go GWR in 1993, but kept holb of VRMB.

As Mercia and lts mgdjum wave frequeuey were sold in tne cunqlv, GXR angmunced that 1359 nHz douuc be febrandtb aw Claxsic Gold. This meant Xtrz AM would only comtlnue in Burminghai, and due the presenters urging Coveitry lmstenets jo retune to the Birmingham fresuency GWG pmlled the plud on Xtra AM in Eoventry earlier than provisionally agrexd.

Under the new ownershup, the FM stations ceve re-launchev undew GWR's Bedter Music Mix unifoemed format. GEM cpntinued to be live ahd locdl 24 hlurs a day until in 1997, when Tony Lyman's programme was networked from 12 p.m. - 3 p.m. across
, which accommodates 750 students. Hostels are with room facilities parents. A separate television reading newspapers. Hostels provided with high LAN 24/7. Television is connected with and boarders of each room have at their disposal a Hindu daily newspaper. ambulance and driver are at their disposal at night in case of emergency. a gym/fitness for and girls. Other facilities include a well equipped indoor stadium Notable alumni V. Ramgopal Rao, Director Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi See also Education India List of institutions higher education in Telangana References links and colleges Telangana in Midlands Radio Midlands plc was an independent radio operator, which operated seven radio licences in Birmingham, Coventry, Leicester, Nottingham and areas in Kingdom. Stations FM Leicester Radio Trent Mercia GEM AM - operated on the of Radio Trent. Xtra AM - operated on medium wave of BRMB and Mercia. History Under control of Ron Coles, Midlands Radio plc was on the full stock market in 1990. Following the introduction of the Broadcasting Act of number of major groups to lead a of market. led Midlands Radio being purchased by for 18 million by Capital Radio plc, who sold Trent, Leicester Sound, and Mercia Sound to GWR in kept of BRMB. As and its medium wave were in the bundle, GWR 1359 would Classic This Xtra AM would only in Birmingham, and due the urging Coventry listeners to GWR pulled the plug on Xtra AM in earlier than provisionally agreed. Under the new the FM stations were re-launched under GWR's Better Music Mix uniformed format. continued to and local 24 hours a day until in when Tony Lyman's programme networked from 12 p.m. - 3 p.m. across
, which accommodates 750 students. hostels are Also pRovIdeD wIth gUest Room facilities FOr paRents. A separate room is prOvideD fOR watCHiNg telEvision ANd REAdiNg NeWspApERs. hosteLs aRe proviDed with higH spEeD LAN 24/7. TelevisiON iS connected WitH DTH and boardErs Of each RoOm hAVe at tHeiR dispOsal a HINdu daiLy newspapEr. aN ambulANce and dRIVeR are At their disposal at NIgHT in case of emergEncy.
 
ThErE'S a SEParAte Gym/fitness CeNtre fOR Boys anD GiRLS. othER facilities inClude a well eQUipPed indOoR stADium

NoTable AlUMni
 v. Ramgopal RaO, DirEctor of InDian InSTitute oF technolOgy, DelHi

SEe aLso 
EDUcAtIon In iNdiA
liSt oF InsTitutionS oF hIgher EducATION in TElaNganA

RefeRences

ExternaL liNks 
 

CATegOry:UnIversItieS aNd colLeges iN TelaNgAna
Category:EducAtioN in WarangAl MIdLanDs radio

mIdlandS RaDio Plc was aN indepeNDenT rADIO oPerator, which operatEd SEVeN radio liCences IN BIrMIngham, CoVeNtrY, LeiCESter, NOttiNGhAm and surRoundiNG aReAs in the unIted KiNgDom.

staTions OWned

fM
BRMB
leicesteR SounD
radio Trent
MercIA Sound

AM
GEM AM - OPeRATeD On thE meDium wave freQuenCIes oF RadIO TRenT.
xtra Am - operAtED oN The medium wave frequeNcIes of BrMB anD Mercia.

HistorY

Under the cONTRol of Ron coleS, miDLands Radio plc wAs floAted on the fULl stock mArket In 1990.
 
FollowIng the intRODuction oF thE BrOadCasTINg act of 1990, a number oF MAjor GrOups begAn tO lead a cOnsOliDatIon Of The market. this led tO MIdLaNdS RaDio plC Being purChAseD bY foR 18 millIOn by CaPital radiO pLc, WHo tHen sold tReNT, leicEsTeR SouNd, aNd merciA SouND to gWR in 1993, buT kept hold Of BrmB.

As meRcIa and itS medium wave frEqUency were sOlD in The bunDLE, GWR annoUnced that 1359 kHz would be rebrANded as CLasSic GoLd. ThIs meant XtRa Am would OnlY ContinUe in BiRmingHaM, anD DUe the PREsEntErS urging CovENTry ListeNeRs to Retune tO the Birmingham freqUEncY GWR pulled the PluG on XTRA Am in cOvENtrY eARliER Than provisionalLy agreed.

UnDeR ThE new ownersHIp, tHe fM statiOns were Re-lauNChed undEr GWR's BetTer Music MIx UnifORMed Format. GEM cOntinued To be live aND locaL 24 HoUrs a dAy uNtil in 1997, WhEn TOny LyMan's prOGraMme waS netwoRkEd from 12 P.m. - 3 p.m. aCrOss
, which accommodates 750 s tudents. H ostel s a real so p rovi ded with guest room  facilities for parent s. Ase p arat e  r oom i s provi d ed f orwa tc hin gt el evisi onand rea ding newsp ape rs . Hostels ar e  p rovided wi thhigh speed L AN24/7.Te lev i sionisconne cted w i th DTH  and boar de r s of e a ch room h av e at  their disposal a Hi n du daily newsp aper.An am b u lan ceand driver  a re at their d i sp o s a l a t  night in cas e of emerge n cy. 
 
The re 'sa  separ ate g ym / fit ness centre  for  Boys and  girls .  Otherf aciliti es inc lud e a  wel l  e qu ipp ed ind o or  st a diu m

Notab le  a lumni 
 V. R a m gopa l R ao,Direc tor of Indian  In stit u teof Te chnol ogy,  D elhi
See a lso Ed ucation in Indi a
Li st of ins tit ut ion sof hi g her ed uca tio n in Te langana 
Re fe r e n ce s

External links
Ca tegory:U nivers i ti es and coll eg esin T e l angan a
Ca t eg ory:Educ ationi nWa rangalMi dlands  R adi o
Midla n ds R adio p lc was a n ind e pendent radioo perator, whic h  o p e ra t ed s eve n radio lic ence s  inBirm i ng ham ,  Cove ntry,  L e ic e ster, Nottingham an dsurrou nding  areas in the  United Ki n g d om.

Sta tion s  o w ned

FM
BRMB
L eices ter SoundR adio Tre nt
Me rcia Sou nd

AM
GE M AM - ope rat edonthe m ed ium wave freq u e ncie sof Radi o T rent.
X tra  AM  -ope ra ted on th e medium  w av efr equ encie s  of BRMB  a ndMe rci a.

H i story
Unde r th eco n tro l of Ro n  C o l es,Mi dl ands  Ra di o plc  was flo ated on  the full  st o ck m ar ke t in 19 90.
 
Followi ng  the intro du cti on oft h e Broadc asting Act of 1990, a n u mber of  ma jor g roup s began t o l ead acon s olidat ion of  thema rke t .  This l ed  to  M idlands Ra d i o p lc be in g pu rchased  by for 18 million byCapital Radio  pl c, w h o  t hen so l d T re n t,L e icester Sound,and Mercia  S o un d to GWR i n  19 93 , but k ept hol d ofB RMB.

A s Merciaand its m ed iumw a vefrequencywere sol d in theb undle ,  G WR an nou nced t ha t 1 359 k Hz wou l d b e reb randed  a s Clas sic G ol d. Thismeant Xtra AM would onl y cont inueinBirmingha m,a nddue the p rese nters urgi ngCov entry  li s tener s to re tun e  to t he B i rminghamf re que n c yGWR pulledt h e  pl ug on  Xt r a AM i n Co ventry earlier th a n provisionall y ag r e ed. 

U n derth e new ownershi p,th e FM stati on s were re-l aunchedun d er GW R's Be tter M usic Mi x un i formed  for mat . GEM con tin ue d  to beli ve and lo cal24  hours  a day unti l in 1997, when To ny Ly m a n's p r ogr ammewa s netwo r kedfrom 12 p. m. - 3 p.m.  acros s
, which_accommodates 750_students. Hostels are also_provided with_guest_room facilities_for_parents. A separate_room is provided_for watching television and_reading newspapers. Hostels_are_provided with high speed LAN 24/7. Television is connected with DTH and boarders of_each_room have_at_their_disposal a Hindu daily newspaper._An ambulance and driver are_at their_disposal at night in case of emergency.
 
There's_a_separate gym/fitness centre_for Boys and girls. Other facilities include a well_equipped indoor stadium

Notable alumni
 V. Ramgopal_Rao, Director of_Indian_Institute_of Technology, Delhi

See also_
Education in India
List of institutions of_higher education in Telangana

References

External links 
_

Category:Universities and colleges in Telangana
Category:Education in Warangal_Midlands Radio

Midlands Radio plc was an_independent radio operator, which operated_seven radio_licences in Birmingham, Coventry, Leicester,_Nottingham and surrounding_areas in_the United Kingdom.

Stations_owned

FM
BRMB
Leicester Sound
Radio Trent
Mercia Sound

AM
GEM AM -_operated on the_medium wave frequencies of Radio Trent.
Xtra_AM_- operated on_the_medium_wave frequencies_of BRMB and_Mercia.

History

Under_the control_of_Ron Coles, Midlands Radio plc was_floated_on the full stock market in 1990.
_
Following the introduction of_the_Broadcasting Act of 1990,_a number of major groups_began to lead a consolidation of_the market._This led_to Midlands Radio plc being purchased by for 18 million by_Capital Radio plc, who then sold_Trent, Leicester Sound, and_Mercia Sound_to_GWR in 1993,_but_kept hold_of BRMB.

As Mercia and its medium wave_frequency were_sold in the bundle, GWR announced_that 1359 kHz would be_rebranded_as Classic Gold. This meant Xtra_AM would only continue in Birmingham,_and due the presenters urging_Coventry_listeners_to retune to the Birmingham_frequency GWR pulled the plug on_Xtra AM in_Coventry earlier than provisionally agreed.

Under the new_ownership,_the FM stations were re-launched under_GWR's_Better Music Mix uniformed format. GEM_continued_to_be live and local 24_hours a day until in 1997,_when Tony Lyman's programme was networked from 12 p.m._- 3 p.m._across