This may interest only HITS FM employees (former & present). I wonder if the many other stations & publications have anything to do with it. I mean, there are also a few TV channels now. When HITS FM was about a yr old, people were lining up to work there. Maybe it's the options that are available to the presenters now! I remember when I went to Kantipur FM to interview for a job, after they published ads & had not gone on air yet, I was interviewed by Steve Cabb. He asked me if I had any radio experience. At that time, Radio Nepal was the only station! Hell, from where would I have experience? That was the only question I was asked and rejected. I guess, it's not the situation anymore!!!