Centre Cautions FM Radio Channels On Songs Glorifying Drugs, Alcohol, Weapons
The Centre has cautioned FM radio channels against playing songs or broadcasting content glorifying alcohol, drugs, weaponry, gangster/gun culture.
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The Centre has cautioned FM radio channels against playing songs or broadcasting content glorifying alcohol, drugs, weaponry, gangster/gun culture.
In an advisory to FM radio channels, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has asked them to strictly adhere to the terms and conditions prescribed in grant of permission agreement (GOPA) and migration grant of permission agreement (MGOPA) and not air any content in violation thereof. 📰 Modi Government Asks FM Radio Channels Not to Play Songs Glorifying Alcohol, Drugs and Weaponry.
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