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Minister Asked To Define "Anti-National Attitude" For TV Programme. What He Said
InformationMinister Anurag Thakur on Tuesday said the term "anti-national attitude" has not been defined in the Programme Code enumerated in the Cable Television Networks Rules, 1994, but is commonly understood as "opposed to national interest".
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Centre Amends Cable Television Rules To Provide Guidelines For Complaint Redressal
The Centre has amended the Cable Television Network Rules to provide for a statutory mechanism for the redressal of complaints relating to content broadcast by the television channels.
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Karnataka Police Orders Channels To Stick To Programming Code
TV channels that do not comply strictly with the code on programming will face faction, the Karnataka Police has said in an order. Any channel that shows a programme that "offends against good taste or decency", among other restrictions, can be charged under the Cable Television Networks Rules, the Bengaluru Police said in the order.
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Channel Owner To Ensure Programme Doesn't Violate Rules: Centre To Court
The Centre has told Delhi High Court that it is the responsibility of the private TV channel owner to ensure that programmes it telecast does not violate the Programme Code prescribed under Rule 6 of the Cable Television Networks Rules, 1994.
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Outrageous Challenge To Freedom Of Expression
Freedom for the Indian news media is incomplete, with a big hole in it.
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Minister Asked To Define "Anti-National Attitude" For TV Programme. What He Said
InformationMinister Anurag Thakur on Tuesday said the term "anti-national attitude" has not been defined in the Programme Code enumerated in the Cable Television Networks Rules, 1994, but is commonly understood as "opposed to national interest".
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Centre Amends Cable Television Rules To Provide Guidelines For Complaint Redressal
The Centre has amended the Cable Television Network Rules to provide for a statutory mechanism for the redressal of complaints relating to content broadcast by the television channels.
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Karnataka Police Orders Channels To Stick To Programming Code
TV channels that do not comply strictly with the code on programming will face faction, the Karnataka Police has said in an order. Any channel that shows a programme that "offends against good taste or decency", among other restrictions, can be charged under the Cable Television Networks Rules, the Bengaluru Police said in the order.
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Channel Owner To Ensure Programme Doesn't Violate Rules: Centre To Court
The Centre has told Delhi High Court that it is the responsibility of the private TV channel owner to ensure that programmes it telecast does not violate the Programme Code prescribed under Rule 6 of the Cable Television Networks Rules, 1994.
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Outrageous Challenge To Freedom Of Expression
Freedom for the Indian news media is incomplete, with a big hole in it.
