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Radio - Centre asks FM radio channels not to play songs glorifying drugs - Vimarsana News

Radio - Centre asks FM radio channels not to play songs glorifying drugs

Any violation shall entail such penal action as deemed fit in accordance with the terms and conditions

I&B Ministry asks MSOs to maintain 90-day recording of platform services to curb piracy: Best Media Info - Vimarsana News

I&B Ministry asks MSOs to maintain 90-day recording of platform services to curb piracy: Best Media Info

Best Media Info: The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting has issued the guidelines in respect of ‘Platform Services’ provided by MSOs (Multi-system operators) in India| Television News

Centre cautions FM radio channels over songs and content glorifying drugs, weapons and alcohol usage: Best Media Info - Vimarsana News

Centre cautions FM radio channels over songs and content glorifying drugs, weapons and alcohol usage: Best Media Info

Best Media Info: Through an advisory, the Ministry has asked FM radio channels to strictly adhere to the terms and conditions prescribed in grant of permission agreement (GOPA) and migration grant of permission agreem| Radio News

Centre cautions FM radio channels not to play songs glorifying alcohol, drugs and gun culture - Vimarsana News

Centre cautions FM radio channels not to play songs glorifying alcohol, drugs and gun culture

It said such content was in violation of the AIR Programme Code and the Centre had the right to impose sanctions for suspension of permission and prohibition of broadcast.

Centre asks FM radio channels not to play songs glorifying drugs - Vimarsana News

Centre asks FM radio channels not to play songs glorifying drugs

The Centre has cautioned FM radio channels against playing songs or broadcasting content glorifying alcohol, drugs, weaponry, and gangster/gun culture.