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Pehredaar Piya Ki Moved Out Of Prime Time After Petition To Smriti Irani
Pehredaar Piya Ki has been criticised for its controversial storyline
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Colors channel receives notice for Bigg Boss 7, to submit response
Colors channel said officials would "in prescribed time" submit a response to a show cause notice from the ministry of information and broadcasting on the content of its reality show Bigg Boss 7.
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Content in cartoon, children's channels comes under scanner
Faced with several complaints against cartoon channels for showing scenes which are unsuitable for children, the Broadcasting Content Complaints Council (BCCC) has asked broadcasters whose primary viewership is children to exercise greater caution in selecting content.
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Broadcasting watchdog asks TV channels to stop shows depicting animal abuse
Noting that several television programmes were exploiting animals, birds and insects for the sake of entertainment, the Broadcasting Complaints Content Council (BCCC) has asked the channels not to air such content that was creating wrong impression among the viewers.
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Adult humour only after 11 PM on Indian television
Acting on complaints received from the public, the Broadcasting Content Complaints Council (BCCC) on Friday said TV channels have been asked to air film award shows having double-meaning jokes and adult humour only after 11 PM.
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Pehredaar Piya Ki Moved Out Of Prime Time After Petition To Smriti Irani
Pehredaar Piya Ki has been criticised for its controversial storyline
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Colors channel receives notice for Bigg Boss 7, to submit response
Colors channel said officials would "in prescribed time" submit a response to a show cause notice from the ministry of information and broadcasting on the content of its reality show Bigg Boss 7.
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Content in cartoon, children's channels comes under scanner
Faced with several complaints against cartoon channels for showing scenes which are unsuitable for children, the Broadcasting Content Complaints Council (BCCC) has asked broadcasters whose primary viewership is children to exercise greater caution in selecting content.
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Broadcasting watchdog asks TV channels to stop shows depicting animal abuse
Noting that several television programmes were exploiting animals, birds and insects for the sake of entertainment, the Broadcasting Complaints Content Council (BCCC) has asked the channels not to air such content that was creating wrong impression among the viewers.
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Adult humour only after 11 PM on Indian television
Acting on complaints received from the public, the Broadcasting Content Complaints Council (BCCC) on Friday said TV channels have been asked to air film award shows having double-meaning jokes and adult humour only after 11 PM.
