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Centre's Advisory For Sensitive Reporting Of Uttarakhand Tunnel Rescue Ops
The government on Tuesday issued an advisory to private television channels, asking them to refrain from sensationalising the coverage of the rescue operations at Silkyara in Uttarakhand, where 41 workers are trapped inside a tunnel for 10 days.
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Centre Asks States To Route Their Broadcast Activities Via Prasar Bharati
The Centre has issued an advisory asking Union ministries, state governments and union territory administrations not to enter into any broadcasting or distribution of broadcasting activities directly.
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Government Asks News Sites, TV Channels, OTT Platforms to Refrain From Showing Offshore Betting Site Ads
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Monday issued two advisories advising private television channels as well as digital news publishers and OTT platforms to refrain from showing advertisements of offshore online betting sites and surrogate advertisements of these sites. The advisories were supplemented with evidence which contained dir...
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On TV Airing Communally Provocative Remarks, Centre Shares Data
The government issued warnings and advisories to private television channels flagging 163 instances of airing communally provocative remarks in violation of 'Programme Code' over the last three years, the Lok Sabha was informed on Tuesday.
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"Scandalous Headlines, Unverified Footage": Government Note To Channels
Taking exception to television coverage of the Ukraine-Russia conflict and the Delhi riots, the government today issued a strong advisory to news channels asking them to abide by the programme code laid down by the relevant laws.
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Centre's Advisory For Advertisers For Online Gaming, Fantasy Sports On TV
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Friday issued an advisory on advertisements on online gaming and fantasy sports in all private satellite TV channels directing advertisers to give disclaimers that such games involve financial risk and no people under the age of 18 will take part in them. These guidelines will be effective from Decemb...
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TV Channels Cautioned Against Content That Is Likely To Incite Violence
The Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has issued an advisory to private satellite TV channels to be particularly cautious about airing content that is likely to incite violence, promote "anti-national attitudes" and contain anything affecting the integrity of the nation.
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Centre's Advisory Over "Indecent" Portrayal Of Children In Reality Shows
The Information and Broadcasting Ministry has asked all private satellite TV channels to avoid showing children in an indecent, suggestive and inappropriate manner in dance reality shows or other such programmes.
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Centre Warns Channels On Ads With Exaggerated Claims About Drugs
The Centre has warned TV channels against carrying advertisements with exaggerated or improper claims of Ayurvedic, Siddha, Unani and homeopathic products and drugs. An advisory, issued by Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Ministry Director (Broadcasting) Amit Katoch said the channels should advertise only those products and drugs that have valid ...
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Government Sends Advisory To TV Channels That Ads Must Not Interfere With Programmes
Advertisements must not interfere with TV programmes, the Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Ministry has said in an advisory to all television channels, the Lok Sabha was informed today. In a written reply, I&B Minister M Venkaiah Naidu said 15 advisories and directives were issued since 2012, including the latest on March 10, which said, "All cha...
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Warned 2 TV Channels in Last 3 Years Over Superstition: Government
The Information and Broadcasting Ministry has in the last three years issued warnings to two TV channels and issued advisories on at least four occasions regarding programmes that promote superstition and blind belief.
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PIL against Ministry's advisory to news channels over reporting on Prime Minister
A public interest litigation (PIL) has been filed before the Allahabad High Court seeking to quash the information and broadcasting ministry's "advisory" that threatened TV news channels with cancellation of their licences for comparing the prime minister with leaders of other political parties.
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Centre's Advisory For Sensitive Reporting Of Uttarakhand Tunnel Rescue Ops
The government on Tuesday issued an advisory to private television channels, asking them to refrain from sensationalising the coverage of the rescue operations at Silkyara in Uttarakhand, where 41 workers are trapped inside a tunnel for 10 days.
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Centre Asks States To Route Their Broadcast Activities Via Prasar Bharati
The Centre has issued an advisory asking Union ministries, state governments and union territory administrations not to enter into any broadcasting or distribution of broadcasting activities directly.
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Government Asks News Sites, TV Channels, OTT Platforms to Refrain From Showing Offshore Betting Site Ads
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Monday issued two advisories advising private television channels as well as digital news publishers and OTT platforms to refrain from showing advertisements of offshore online betting sites and surrogate advertisements of these sites. The advisories were supplemented with evidence which contained dir...
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On TV Airing Communally Provocative Remarks, Centre Shares Data
The government issued warnings and advisories to private television channels flagging 163 instances of airing communally provocative remarks in violation of 'Programme Code' over the last three years, the Lok Sabha was informed on Tuesday.
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"Scandalous Headlines, Unverified Footage": Government Note To Channels
Taking exception to television coverage of the Ukraine-Russia conflict and the Delhi riots, the government today issued a strong advisory to news channels asking them to abide by the programme code laid down by the relevant laws.
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Centre's Advisory For Advertisers For Online Gaming, Fantasy Sports On TV
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Friday issued an advisory on advertisements on online gaming and fantasy sports in all private satellite TV channels directing advertisers to give disclaimers that such games involve financial risk and no people under the age of 18 will take part in them. These guidelines will be effective from Decemb...
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TV Channels Cautioned Against Content That Is Likely To Incite Violence
The Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has issued an advisory to private satellite TV channels to be particularly cautious about airing content that is likely to incite violence, promote "anti-national attitudes" and contain anything affecting the integrity of the nation.
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Centre's Advisory Over "Indecent" Portrayal Of Children In Reality Shows
The Information and Broadcasting Ministry has asked all private satellite TV channels to avoid showing children in an indecent, suggestive and inappropriate manner in dance reality shows or other such programmes.
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Centre Warns Channels On Ads With Exaggerated Claims About Drugs
The Centre has warned TV channels against carrying advertisements with exaggerated or improper claims of Ayurvedic, Siddha, Unani and homeopathic products and drugs. An advisory, issued by Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Ministry Director (Broadcasting) Amit Katoch said the channels should advertise only those products and drugs that have valid ...
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Government Sends Advisory To TV Channels That Ads Must Not Interfere With Programmes
Advertisements must not interfere with TV programmes, the Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Ministry has said in an advisory to all television channels, the Lok Sabha was informed today. In a written reply, I&B Minister M Venkaiah Naidu said 15 advisories and directives were issued since 2012, including the latest on March 10, which said, "All cha...
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Warned 2 TV Channels in Last 3 Years Over Superstition: Government
The Information and Broadcasting Ministry has in the last three years issued warnings to two TV channels and issued advisories on at least four occasions regarding programmes that promote superstition and blind belief.
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PIL against Ministry's advisory to news channels over reporting on Prime Minister
A public interest litigation (PIL) has been filed before the Allahabad High Court seeking to quash the information and broadcasting ministry's "advisory" that threatened TV news channels with cancellation of their licences for comparing the prime minister with leaders of other political parties.
