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Radio Mirchi partners with Shuttl for 'Odd Ho Ya Even..Mirchi toh Chalega hi Chalega' campaign

The campaign was flagged off on November 4. Mirchi Shuttl will offer free service based on promo code on designated routes in Delhi-NCR during the odd-even regulation period

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Radio Mirchi partners with Shuttl for 'Odd Ho Ya Even..Mirchi toh Chalega hi Chalega' campaign

(L-R) RJ Sayema, Vishwas Singh, Vice President - Shuttl, Pritesh Chothani, VP & Cluster Head - Delhi & Rajasthan, Radio Mirchi and RJ Naved

To help Delhiites during the odd and even road regulation, Radio Mirchi in partnership with Shuttl has unveiled a campaign ‘Mirchi Shuttl’ – Odd Ho Ya Even..Mirchi toh Chalega hi Chalega.

The campaign was flagged off on November 4 by RJ Naved (Radio Mirchi) and Vishwas Singh, Vice-President, Shuttl, at 10 am from Times Building, FC 6, Sector 16 A Noida. The Mirchi Shuttl will provide free travel for the new commuters, and occasionally they can be travel buddies with their RJs, Naved, Sayema, and Vidit. The RJs will conduct interviews with the commuters and drivers and share their views with the public on the service during odd-even regulation period.

There will be around four to five Mirchi Shuttl, which will offer free-of-cost service basis promo code on designated routes from — Gaur city (Greater Noida) to Gurgaon (Cyber City and Sohna Road); Rohini to Gurgaon; Dwarka to Gurgaon; Nangloi to Noida 135; Faridabad to Noida 135. The Mirchi Shuttl will be on road daily from November 4 to November 15.

Pritesh Chothani, VP and Cluster Head, Delhi and Rajasthan, Radio Mirchi, said, “Mirchi has always been at the forefront in highlighting issues that matter the most to every resident of Delhi. Traffic and the resultant pollution is a matter of serious concern today. In our effort to support the odd-even initiative, we have partnered with Shuttl to offer free rides to people during the odd-even phase. On similar lines, we had partnered with Ford for creating awareness about good driving behaviour. Our video series about this topic garnered over 30 million views across social media platforms. I would like to thank Shuttl for their unequivocal support and I look forward to many such partnerships with them in the future.”

RJ Naved said, “I am delighted that Mirchi Shuttl will be a boon for the people of Delhi. The odd-even is a great move by the government to curb pollution and with lesser traffic on the road, I am sure that commuters will reach their destination early. We welcome the commutes and hope to start a memorable commute on Mirchi Shuttl every morning with us.”

Singh of Shuttl, said, “Pollution is not a problem that government can solve alone. Citizens, businesses and influencers must join forces with government to eradicate this menace that has taken our beautiful city hostage. Making environmentally responsible choices must become part of our daily life and culture. We are delighted about Mirchi-Shuttl partnership that aims at bringing this positive change in our society.”

Radio Mirchi in its continued efforts to help the society in every way possible will bring to the table public’s opinion on pollution, traffic, odd even regulation and the day-to-day challenges faced by them. The campaign will be discussed in the Radio Mirchi’s morning show Naved Ki Dilli, Dilli ka Naved. Through this, the radio channel will appeal and urge Delhi to become a part of the movement and help bring a change with Mirchi Shuttl.

The morning show Naved Ki Dilli, Dilli ka Naved will be on air from 7 am to 12 noon, Monday to Friday on Radio Mirchi 98.3 FM.

Shuttl provides a seat-based demand-adaptive bus mobility solution that is carbon-efficient, space-efficient, safe, and cost-effective daily-commute alternative for urban India. The company serves over 1 lakh rides daily by operating over 350 routes and 1,800+ buses in six cities — Delhi-NCR, Kolkata, Pune, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Chennai.

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Radio Mirchi Shuttl Odd Ho Ya Even..Mirchi toh Chalega hi Chalega
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