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Prasar Bharati CEO SS Vempati has clarified that Rs 208 crore released by the public broadcaster towards staff salaries on February 28 were from its reserves. His tweet read, "Rs 208 crores were released by @prasarbharati towards salaries for on 28th February 2018 from IEBR reserves."

The Information and Broadcasting Ministry released Rs 208 crore for the salaries of the employees of Doordarshan and All India Radio (AIR) on February 28, Prasar Bharati CEO SS Vempati said today.

Prasar Bharati CEO said despite its efforts for over two years, the necessary conditions could not be created to bring its channels to mobiles.

He defended himself against charges made by Prasar Bharti CEO Jawhar Sircar -- about the 'shadow of government' leading to lack of credibility for the national broadcaster.

The Supreme Court today sought from the Centre evidence on alleged irregularities committed by former Prasar Bharati CEO B S Lalli in running the public broadcaster on the basis of which he was suspended last December.A bench headed by Chief Justice S H Kapadia asked the government to file a statement of facts relating to Lalli's suspension within ...

Rajiv Takru was appointed the officiating CEO of the Prasar Bharti on Monday following the recent suspension of B S Lalli against whom an inquiry has been ordered for alleged financial irregularities.     According to a decision taken at the Prasar Bharti Board meeting here, Takru, who is the Additional Secretary in the Informat...

President Pratibha Patil has okayed the suspension of Prasar Bharati CEO BS Lalli. The suspension came after the Prime Minister's Office sent the President a copy of a report by the Central Vigilance Commission, which alleged corruption, financial and administrative mismanagement in the public broadcaster.Lalli was also recently at the center of a ...

Under fire for alleged irregularities in the Rs 246 crore Commonwealth Games broadcast deal, Public service broadcaster Prasar Bharati's chief today defended himself. B S Lalli said the amount paid to UK-based firm SIS Live was completely transparent, and the payment schedule had the I&B ministry's approval."Certain stories that 80 per cent of ...

Prasar Bharati CEO SS Vempati has clarified that Rs 208 crore released by the public broadcaster towards staff salaries on February 28 were from its reserves. His tweet read, "Rs 208 crores were released by @prasarbharati towards salaries for on 28th February 2018 from IEBR reserves."

The Information and Broadcasting Ministry released Rs 208 crore for the salaries of the employees of Doordarshan and All India Radio (AIR) on February 28, Prasar Bharati CEO SS Vempati said today.

Prasar Bharati CEO said despite its efforts for over two years, the necessary conditions could not be created to bring its channels to mobiles.

He defended himself against charges made by Prasar Bharti CEO Jawhar Sircar -- about the 'shadow of government' leading to lack of credibility for the national broadcaster.

The Supreme Court today sought from the Centre evidence on alleged irregularities committed by former Prasar Bharati CEO B S Lalli in running the public broadcaster on the basis of which he was suspended last December.A bench headed by Chief Justice S H Kapadia asked the government to file a statement of facts relating to Lalli's suspension within ...

Rajiv Takru was appointed the officiating CEO of the Prasar Bharti on Monday following the recent suspension of B S Lalli against whom an inquiry has been ordered for alleged financial irregularities.     According to a decision taken at the Prasar Bharti Board meeting here, Takru, who is the Additional Secretary in the Informat...

President Pratibha Patil has okayed the suspension of Prasar Bharati CEO BS Lalli. The suspension came after the Prime Minister's Office sent the President a copy of a report by the Central Vigilance Commission, which alleged corruption, financial and administrative mismanagement in the public broadcaster.Lalli was also recently at the center of a ...

Under fire for alleged irregularities in the Rs 246 crore Commonwealth Games broadcast deal, Public service broadcaster Prasar Bharati's chief today defended himself. B S Lalli said the amount paid to UK-based firm SIS Live was completely transparent, and the payment schedule had the I&B ministry's approval."Certain stories that 80 per cent of ...