Departmental Promotion Committees being constituted in Prasar Bharati
NEW DELHI: The Government today admitted in Parliament that Departmental Promotion Committees (DPCs) in Prasar Bharati could not be constituted in
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No shortage of radio sets in market, says Prasar Bharati
NEW DELHI: The Government has been told by Prasar Bharati that there have been no reports of shortage of radio sets in the market.
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Government lists cricket events that have to be shared with Prasar Bharati
NEW DELHI: All official One-Day and Twenty-20 matches played by the Indian Men’s Cricket Team will henceforth have to be shared by the rights holde
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DTT can also help growth of DRM radio in India: Prasar Bharati
NEW DELHI: The DVB-T2 platform proposed by Prasar Bharati for Digital Terrestrial Transmission has capabilities to transmit radio services on it a
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All India Radio believes in altruism unlike the private channels who espouse hedonism: Sheheryar
NEW DELHI: Fayyaz Sheheryar is the youngest ever Director General of All India Radio.
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AIR launches webstreaming of Balochi, all External Services channels to be on multimedia by March
NEW DELHI: Prasar Bharati Chairman A Surya Prakash today staunchly denied that the Balochi service of All India Radio had been launched in the ligh
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Prasar Bharati completes recruitment of 2365 essential posts, no proposal to regularise casuals
NEW DELHI: Even as the Government has admitted that there are vacancies in Prasar Bharati, there is no proposal under consideration for regularizat
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All India Radio station aimed at Bangladesh to be launched next week
NEW DELHI: The new radio station of All India Radio with exclusive programmes aimed at listeners in Bangaldesh and the Indo-Bangla border is expect
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Govt denies move to stop broadcast of Hindi news bulletins from Delhi: Rathore
NEW DELHI: The Government today said no decision had been taken by Prasar Bharati to stop the broadcast of news bulletins in Hindi from Delhi.
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Prasar Bharati spent Rs 35 cr in left extremist affected areas
NEW DELHI: Both All India Radio and Doordarshan have spent around Rs 35 crore in setting up transmitters and programming in left wing extremist (LW
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