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The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting (MIB) has denied that plans are afoot to shutter Prasar Bharati News Service and scotched rumours about the departure of the unit’s head.
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Prasar Bharati, Egypt’s NMA sign TV, radio pact
India and Egypt have signed a memorandum of understanding to facilitate content exchange, capacity building, and co-productions between Indian pubcaster Prasar Bharati and National Media Authority of ...
Prasar Bharati, IIT-K to organise event on b’cast & 5G b’band convergence
With the view to bring telecom and broadcasting policy makers together to discuss India’s way forward on the road to convergence of broadcast and 5G broadband, a conclave is been organised today by the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IIT Kanpur) along with Prasar Bharati and Telecommunications Standards Develo...
Doordarshan set to take channels Down Under via SBS deal
Indian pubcaster Doordarshan’s news channels are all set to expand its reach in Oz, along with other broad co-production deals, as it signed a partnership with Australian counterpart, Special Broadcasting Service (SBS)
Global youth tuning into AIR, says Prasar Bharati
Latest NewsOnAir Radio live-stream global ranking measurement for listenership across age-groups reveals that more than one third of the global listeners (excluding India) are in the age group of 18 to 44, corroborating NewsOnAir App’s huge popularity among the youth across the world.
Prasar Bharati in 2021: digital, TV viewership highlights
India’s national broadcaster Prasar Bharati, with its twin services of Doordarshan and All India Radio (AIR), may be a critic’s favourite for not living up to its ideals, but there’s no denying the fact that the network continues to serve the people of India admirably;