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CID: Low TRP Triggers Parth Samthaan's Exit From Series, Shivaji Satam To Return As ACP Pradyuman
CID originally aired from 1998 to 2018
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Opinion: News Channels, Chasing TRPs, Ignore The Necessary
In the new year, Television Rating Points (TRPs) should be renamed by media networks. To reflect the content being churned out every evening, the abbreviation could just as easily stand for Third Rate Programming (TRP)!
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"Modiji More Powerful Because Of Congress", Says Mamata Banerjee From Goa
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday slammed the Congress for making PM Modi (and the BJP) "more powerful" by acting as the party's publicist, and appeared to rule out any possibility of an alliance with the GOP before Goa polls.
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Give Arnab Goswami 3-Day Notice In Case Of His Arrest: High Court To Cops
The Bombay High Court today directed the Mumbai Police to give an advance notice of three days to Republic TV's editor-in-chief Arnab Goswami if it wanted to arrest him in the Television Rating Point (TRP) scam case.
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Probe Agencies Must Act Reasonably, Do Objective Assessment: High Court
Referring to the ongoing probe into the alleged Television Rating Points (TRP) scam, the Bombay High Court on Thursday said all state and central agencies must be objective and reasonable while carrying out an investigation.
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Assets Worth Rs 32 Crore Of TV Channels Seized In TRP Case
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Wednesday attached assets worth about Rs 32 crore of some Maharashtra-based television channels in connection with its money laundering probe into the alleged TRP scam.
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TRP Scam: Partho Dasgupta, Ex-Boss Of TV Ratings Agency BARC, Gets Bail
The Bombay High Court on Tuesday granted bail to Broadcast Audience Research Council's (BARC) former CEO Partho Dasgupta, an accused in the alleged Television Rating points (TRP) rigging scam.
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Bail Plea Of Former TV Ratings Agency Boss, Accused In Scam, Rejected
A sessions court in Mumbai on Wednesday rejected the bail application of former CEO of ratings agency BARC, Partho Dasgupta, an accused in the alleged fake Television Ratings Point (TRP) case.
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Ex Ratings Agency Boss Hospitalised In Mumbai, On Oxygen Support: Report
Former CEO of ratings agency BARC, Partho Dasgupta, who was arrested in the alleged fake Television Ratings Point (TRP) case, has been admitted to the state-run JJ hospital in Mumbai, an official said today.
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TRP Scam: Former Head Of Operations Of TV Ratings Agency BARC Arrested
Mumbai Police on Thursday arrested former Chief Operating Officer (COO) of the Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) in connection with the alleged TRP (Television Rating Points) rigging scam, an official said.
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Mumbai Police File Chargesheet In Fake Ratings Case
The Mumbai Police on Tuesday filed a charge sheet in a court in the alleged TRP (Television Rating Points) rigging scam.
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Fake TRP Case: Cops Scrutinise Financial Transactions Of 5 Channels
The Mumbai police have started scrutinising the financial transactions of five channels, which were allegedly involved in fake Television Ratings Points (TRP) scam, an official said on Thursday.
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Two More Channels Named In Fake Ratings Case: Report
The names of two more TV channels have surfaced during the investigation of alleged fake Television Rating Points (TRP) scam, the police said on Wednesday.
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Two More Arrested From Mumbai In Fake Ratings Case
The Mumbai Police crime branch on Tuesday arrested two former employees of Hansa research agency in connection with the fake Television Rating Points (TRP) racket, an official said. This takes the number of arrested persons in the case to eight.
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Agency To Pause News Channel Ratings To Review System Amid Ratings Row: 10 Points
Television ratings agency BARC (Broadcast Audience Research Council) has decided to pause weekly ratings for news channels for three months to "review and augment the current standards" of data after a huge controversy over the alleged rigging of viewership ratings by three channels. One of the channels, Republic TV, had gone to the Supreme Court s...
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CID: Low TRP Triggers Parth Samthaan's Exit From Series, Shivaji Satam To Return As ACP Pradyuman
CID originally aired from 1998 to 2018
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Opinion: News Channels, Chasing TRPs, Ignore The Necessary
In the new year, Television Rating Points (TRPs) should be renamed by media networks. To reflect the content being churned out every evening, the abbreviation could just as easily stand for Third Rate Programming (TRP)!
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"Modiji More Powerful Because Of Congress", Says Mamata Banerjee From Goa
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday slammed the Congress for making PM Modi (and the BJP) "more powerful" by acting as the party's publicist, and appeared to rule out any possibility of an alliance with the GOP before Goa polls.
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Give Arnab Goswami 3-Day Notice In Case Of His Arrest: High Court To Cops
The Bombay High Court today directed the Mumbai Police to give an advance notice of three days to Republic TV's editor-in-chief Arnab Goswami if it wanted to arrest him in the Television Rating Point (TRP) scam case.
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Probe Agencies Must Act Reasonably, Do Objective Assessment: High Court
Referring to the ongoing probe into the alleged Television Rating Points (TRP) scam, the Bombay High Court on Thursday said all state and central agencies must be objective and reasonable while carrying out an investigation.
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Assets Worth Rs 32 Crore Of TV Channels Seized In TRP Case
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Wednesday attached assets worth about Rs 32 crore of some Maharashtra-based television channels in connection with its money laundering probe into the alleged TRP scam.
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TRP Scam: Partho Dasgupta, Ex-Boss Of TV Ratings Agency BARC, Gets Bail
The Bombay High Court on Tuesday granted bail to Broadcast Audience Research Council's (BARC) former CEO Partho Dasgupta, an accused in the alleged Television Rating points (TRP) rigging scam.
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Bail Plea Of Former TV Ratings Agency Boss, Accused In Scam, Rejected
A sessions court in Mumbai on Wednesday rejected the bail application of former CEO of ratings agency BARC, Partho Dasgupta, an accused in the alleged fake Television Ratings Point (TRP) case.
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Ex Ratings Agency Boss Hospitalised In Mumbai, On Oxygen Support: Report
Former CEO of ratings agency BARC, Partho Dasgupta, who was arrested in the alleged fake Television Ratings Point (TRP) case, has been admitted to the state-run JJ hospital in Mumbai, an official said today.
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TRP Scam: Former Head Of Operations Of TV Ratings Agency BARC Arrested
Mumbai Police on Thursday arrested former Chief Operating Officer (COO) of the Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) in connection with the alleged TRP (Television Rating Points) rigging scam, an official said.
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Mumbai Police File Chargesheet In Fake Ratings Case
The Mumbai Police on Tuesday filed a charge sheet in a court in the alleged TRP (Television Rating Points) rigging scam.
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Fake TRP Case: Cops Scrutinise Financial Transactions Of 5 Channels
The Mumbai police have started scrutinising the financial transactions of five channels, which were allegedly involved in fake Television Ratings Points (TRP) scam, an official said on Thursday.
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Two More Channels Named In Fake Ratings Case: Report
The names of two more TV channels have surfaced during the investigation of alleged fake Television Rating Points (TRP) scam, the police said on Wednesday.
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Two More Arrested From Mumbai In Fake Ratings Case
The Mumbai Police crime branch on Tuesday arrested two former employees of Hansa research agency in connection with the fake Television Rating Points (TRP) racket, an official said. This takes the number of arrested persons in the case to eight.
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Agency To Pause News Channel Ratings To Review System Amid Ratings Row: 10 Points
Television ratings agency BARC (Broadcast Audience Research Council) has decided to pause weekly ratings for news channels for three months to "review and augment the current standards" of data after a huge controversy over the alleged rigging of viewership ratings by three channels. One of the channels, Republic TV, had gone to the Supreme Court s...
