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Search ResultDoordarshan releases “Guidelines for Gender Sensitive Programming”
On March 8, 2019 to mark the International Women’s Day, Shri. A. Suryaprakash, Chairman PrasarBharati released the “Guideli...
Read MoreRaj Shrivastav on 'Reaching out with Entertainment and putting it to Social Context' at Elevate 2K18
Raj Shrivastav, Zonal Head, Network Brand Solutions speaks at Elevate 2K18, Mumbai about how characters in Indian television work effectively. He listed out various example...
Read MorePhysically Challenged but Mentally Strong
The only disability in life is a bad attitude. - Scott Hamilton
When you hear the term &ls...
Read MoreTED Talks now on Indian television to inspire and motivate Indians across the Country
TED (Technology Entertainment Design) is a global community, welcoming people from every discipline and culture who seek a deeper understanding of the world. They believe p...
Read MoreOm Shanti Om – What do the Millennials Say?
Youth not so inclined to bhajans and spiritual songs has been a problem for ages. But that isn’t really a difficult situation anymore. Star Bharat, which is ...
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The Indian Television drama seems to haveshunned cooking its clichéd kitchen politics and is heading towards portraying some bold stories stifling at thegrass root l...
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In School we were taught that Shivaji thwarted the attacks of the mighty armies of the Mughals with his guerrilla warfare tactics. Thanks to a Jesuit History Professor, he ...
Read MoreRamesh Sippy Steps In To Train TV's GenNext
Indian television has, for long, suffered from a shortage of writers who could pen down the 1,000 or so episodes that Hindi GEC dramas demand. Of course, efforts are being ...
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