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Case Against Man For False Claim Of Publishing Book On PM's Mann Ki Baat
The editor of a local publication was booked for allegedly duping people after he collected money claiming he would publish a book compiling Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Mann Ki Baat' radio speeches, said Mumbai Police on Saturday.
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Mexican Journalist, Missing Since July, Found Dead In Canal: Report
The governor of Sinaloa, Mexico, on Saturday said a body found earlier this week was of missing radio announcer Candida Cristal Vazquez, local media reported.
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TRAI Deadline for Submitting Views on Community Radio Stations Extended by 2 Weeks
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has extended the time granted to stakeholders for submitting their views on the issue of allowing not-for-profit companies to set up community radio stations (CRS) in the country. It has now extended the date for submission of comments to August 31 and counter comments by September 14.
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8 Dead, Businesses Set On Fire In Violence In Mexican City Bordering US
The Mexican border city of Juarez saw a rash of violence on Thursday that left businesses burned and at least eight people dead, including a local radio presenter, authorities and witnesses said.
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Google Sued by Texas Over Local Radio Advertisements for Pixel 4 Smartphones
Texas' attorney general sued Google, alleging the company asked local radio DJs to record personal endorsements for smartphones that they hadn't used or been provided.
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Taliban Kill Radio Station Manager, Kidnap Journalist In Afghanistan: Officials
Suspected Taliban fighters killed an Afghan radio station manager in Kabul and kidnapped a journalist in southern Helmand province, local government officials said on Monday, reporting the latest in a long line of attacks targeting media workers.
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"Waste Turned Into Wealth": PM's Praise For Vegetable Market In Hyderabad
Addressing the 73rd episode of his monthly radio programme, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday appreciated a local vegetable market -- Bowenpally Sabzi Mandi -- of Hyderabad which is generating electricity from vegetable leftovers and turning waste into wealth.
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PM Modi On Mann Ki Baat: Culture Plays Important Role In Overcoming Crisis
Prime Minister Narendra Modi adressed the country through his monthly radio programme Mann Ki Baat today. Days ago, he had asked for suggestions from the people what he could speak about today. On his last Mann ki Baat, the Prime Minister urged everyone to buy local products during the festival season and talked about Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama wh...
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PM's "Vocal For Local" Push On "Mann Ki Baat" Has Mention Of Delhi Store
Greeting the country on Dussehra, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reminded people to remain "vocal for local" while shopping for festivals during his monthly radio address, Mann ki Baat, today. He also urged people to practice the virtue of patience to overcome the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and stay safe during celebrations.
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Netflix Removes a Designated Survivor Episode in Turkey
Netflix has removed an episode of Designated Survivor from its platform in Turkey, in compliance with local law. Turkey’s censor board, the Radio and Television Supreme Council, had objected to the depiction of a fictitious Turkish president.
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China Asks TV Channels To Cut Entertainment Airtime Amid Virus Outbreak
China's broadcasting authorities on Tuesday ordered local satellite television stations to cut entertainment airtime to assist the fight against the coronavirus outbreak.
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Meet Rafia Rahim, First Woman Radio Jockey In Kashmir's Budgam
Rafia Rahim, the first woman RJ in Kashmir's Budgam, has become a household name in the Valley after she hosted various local programs on the radio station.
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Does Washington Need An Anti-Trump Hotel? This Entrepreneur Is Betting On It.
On an overcast February afternoon, Katherine Lo glides into the lobby of a building under renovation at 12th and K streets Northwest in downtown Washington. "This is my favorite part of the whole hotel," Lo says, referring to her soon-to-open business and gesturing toward a small room off the lobby entrance. The space will become a glass-walled dig...
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Algerian Military Plane Crashes Near Boufarik Airport, 257 Killed
257 people died after an Algerian military plane carrying army personnel crashed near an airbase outside the capital Algiers, reported Algerian State TV. The plane came down near Boufarif airport shortly after taking off.
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Indian-Origin South Africans Unite To Save Community Radio Station
Thousands of Indian-origin South Africans have joined hands to save an iconic community radio station after national broadcast body imposed a 90 per cent local content quota on its radio stations.
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Case Against Man For False Claim Of Publishing Book On PM's Mann Ki Baat
The editor of a local publication was booked for allegedly duping people after he collected money claiming he would publish a book compiling Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Mann Ki Baat' radio speeches, said Mumbai Police on Saturday.
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Mexican Journalist, Missing Since July, Found Dead In Canal: Report
The governor of Sinaloa, Mexico, on Saturday said a body found earlier this week was of missing radio announcer Candida Cristal Vazquez, local media reported.
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TRAI Deadline for Submitting Views on Community Radio Stations Extended by 2 Weeks
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has extended the time granted to stakeholders for submitting their views on the issue of allowing not-for-profit companies to set up community radio stations (CRS) in the country. It has now extended the date for submission of comments to August 31 and counter comments by September 14.
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8 Dead, Businesses Set On Fire In Violence In Mexican City Bordering US
The Mexican border city of Juarez saw a rash of violence on Thursday that left businesses burned and at least eight people dead, including a local radio presenter, authorities and witnesses said.
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Google Sued by Texas Over Local Radio Advertisements for Pixel 4 Smartphones
Texas' attorney general sued Google, alleging the company asked local radio DJs to record personal endorsements for smartphones that they hadn't used or been provided.
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Taliban Kill Radio Station Manager, Kidnap Journalist In Afghanistan: Officials
Suspected Taliban fighters killed an Afghan radio station manager in Kabul and kidnapped a journalist in southern Helmand province, local government officials said on Monday, reporting the latest in a long line of attacks targeting media workers.
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"Waste Turned Into Wealth": PM's Praise For Vegetable Market In Hyderabad
Addressing the 73rd episode of his monthly radio programme, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday appreciated a local vegetable market -- Bowenpally Sabzi Mandi -- of Hyderabad which is generating electricity from vegetable leftovers and turning waste into wealth.
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PM Modi On Mann Ki Baat: Culture Plays Important Role In Overcoming Crisis
Prime Minister Narendra Modi adressed the country through his monthly radio programme Mann Ki Baat today. Days ago, he had asked for suggestions from the people what he could speak about today. On his last Mann ki Baat, the Prime Minister urged everyone to buy local products during the festival season and talked about Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama wh...
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PM's "Vocal For Local" Push On "Mann Ki Baat" Has Mention Of Delhi Store
Greeting the country on Dussehra, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reminded people to remain "vocal for local" while shopping for festivals during his monthly radio address, Mann ki Baat, today. He also urged people to practice the virtue of patience to overcome the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and stay safe during celebrations.
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Netflix Removes a Designated Survivor Episode in Turkey
Netflix has removed an episode of Designated Survivor from its platform in Turkey, in compliance with local law. Turkey’s censor board, the Radio and Television Supreme Council, had objected to the depiction of a fictitious Turkish president.
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China Asks TV Channels To Cut Entertainment Airtime Amid Virus Outbreak
China's broadcasting authorities on Tuesday ordered local satellite television stations to cut entertainment airtime to assist the fight against the coronavirus outbreak.
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Meet Rafia Rahim, First Woman Radio Jockey In Kashmir's Budgam
Rafia Rahim, the first woman RJ in Kashmir's Budgam, has become a household name in the Valley after she hosted various local programs on the radio station.
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Does Washington Need An Anti-Trump Hotel? This Entrepreneur Is Betting On It.
On an overcast February afternoon, Katherine Lo glides into the lobby of a building under renovation at 12th and K streets Northwest in downtown Washington. "This is my favorite part of the whole hotel," Lo says, referring to her soon-to-open business and gesturing toward a small room off the lobby entrance. The space will become a glass-walled dig...
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Algerian Military Plane Crashes Near Boufarik Airport, 257 Killed
257 people died after an Algerian military plane carrying army personnel crashed near an airbase outside the capital Algiers, reported Algerian State TV. The plane came down near Boufarif airport shortly after taking off.
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Indian-Origin South Africans Unite To Save Community Radio Station
Thousands of Indian-origin South Africans have joined hands to save an iconic community radio station after national broadcast body imposed a 90 per cent local content quota on its radio stations.
