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 holder with the public broadcaster Prasar Bharati under
AIR entry on dwindling tiger habitats wins top ABU award
NEW DELHI: All Radio Radio’s entry 'Diary of a Tiger' on dwindling forests and gradually decreasing habitats of tigers today won the first prize in the 'Community Service Announcemen
E-auction of second batch of FM Phase III delayed by a day, to start tomorrow
NEW DELHI: The e-auctions for the second batch of Radio FM Phase III has been put off by a day to 26 October 2016.
The rise of Parekh & Singh and the role of its record label
MUMBAI: Globally speaking, the rise of independent record labels supported by the major labels or owned distributions witnessed a quiet and slow revolution once the hindrances started affecting fac
Goa Jazz Festival peeks into the future of new age jazz
MUMBAI: On 26 and 27 November, Goa will once again celebrate the genre that entered the Indian sub-continent around a century ago – jazz.
Ousted but not out - Charanjit Ranjit continues working on music post The Stage
MUMBAI: Charanjit Ranjit, the latest contestant to get eliminated from Colors Infinity's 'The Stage 2', is a self-taught singer with a lot of love and admiration for music.
AIR to convey civilians messages to armed forces during Diwali
NEW DELHI: Both All India Radio and Doordarshan have been asked by prime minister Narendra Modi to carry people’s message to the soldiers who are unable to come home to mark Diwali with their famil
Earnest money and initial eligibility of bidders in second batch of FM Phase III declared
NEW DELHI: Even as the day of the e-auction of the second batch of FM Phase III on 25 October 2016 approaches, the Government has released the earnest money deposit (EMD) by the pre-qualified bidd
Social organisation Outreach condoles Shubham's death
MUMBAI: "Fun Ka Atom Bomb Hai.! Naam mera Shubham hai” was his dialogue on air. He was the popular voice of Nagpur city. But unfortunately the voice cant be heard every morning as before.
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