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Centre Cautions FM Radio Channels On Songs Glorifying Drugs, Alcohol, Weapons - Vimarsana News

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.

Source: ndtv.com
Modi Government Asks FM Radio Channels Not to Play Songs Glorifying Alcohol, Drugs and Weaponry - Vimarsana News

Modi Government Asks FM Radio Channels Not to Play Songs Glorifying Alcohol, Drugs and Weaponry

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.

Self-regulation for the press - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism - Vimarsana News

Self-regulation for the press - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism

Prof Rakesh Kumar Goswami On National Press Day (Nov. 16), it is time to examine if the model of self-regulation can work for the Press like it is envisaged for the broadcast and the digital media in the new rules. In June last year, the Central government notified the Cable Television Networks (Amendment) Rules, 2021, which provides a statutory mechanism for redressal of grievances and complaints of viewers relating to television programmes. According to these amended rules, there is a […]

Why govt silent on hate speech, asks Supreme Court; questions role of TV news anchors - Vimarsana News

Why govt silent on hate speech, asks Supreme Court; questions role of TV news anchors

Amid growing incidents of hate speech, the Supreme Court on Wednesday expressed serious concern over the absence of an effective institutional mechanism to regulate the media and questioned the role of TV anchors in giving airtime to hatemongers.

Government flagged 163 instances of communally provocative remarks on TV channels over 3 years - Vimarsana News

Government flagged 163 instances of communally provocative remarks on TV channels over 3 years

In a written reply in the Lok Sabha, Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur said the government has an institutional mechanism for taking action in respect of private TV channels which are found to violate the Programme Code