• Watch 'The Paintings of India' on Doordarshan

    National broadcaster Doordarshan will show a 26-episode documentary about Indian paintings this month.

  • Madison wins Essel media account

    In a hotly contested pitch in which leading media specialists participated, Madison Media has won the Rs 1,000 millio

  • Channel [v] announces the direct your way to [V] contest

    ~ An opportunity to showcase your promo on Channel [v] and win a trip with a friend to Singapore ~

  • Entries sought for 27th Rapa Awards

    Submitted by ITV Production on Mar 06, 2002

    The 27th Rapa (Radio and TV Advertising Practitioners Association of India Ltd) Awards presentation is to be held in the month of May, an official release states.

    The Rapa awards for excellence are given for 48 categories and cover 17 languages. On the language side there has been one addition this year with Urdu included.

    This year entries in new categories like Music Videos-Film promos, TV News (Soft Stories) and best anchor/jockeys and mythological TV programmes have been added.

    As in previous years, entries are invited from directors, script writers, artists, technicians, ad film producers, radio/TV programmes, music directors and advertising agencies.

    Last year 60 awards were handed out in various categories. This year the awards ceremony is scheduled to be held at The Club in the western Mumbai suburb of Andheri.

    The last date for submission of entries from members and non-members is 9 March 2002. Forms are available at the Secretariat, RAPA, C/o D S Mittle & Sons, 15-A, Everest, 156 Tardeo Rd, Mumbai or contact RAPA office at 022-4943889/6556941/8107577.

  • Entries sought for 27th Rapa Awards

    The 27th Rapa (Radio and TV Advertising Practitioners Association of India Ltd) Awards presentation is to be held in

  • DD channels migrate to Insat 3C

    Submitted by ITV Production on Mar 06, 2002

    The state broadcaster is in the process of switching satellite loyalties.

    Almost all of Doordarshan‘s regional channels have started migration to Insat 3C which became operational from 22 February. Isro‘s latest multi-purpose geostatinary satellite is expected to boost satellite communication capabilities of the country, even as Insat 2C, which is nearing the end of its productive life, is being phased out. Most of the channels were earlier on Insat 2C and 2E, but are now being beamed via Insat 3C.

    These include DD9 (Karnataka), DD11 (Gujarati), DD4 (Kerala), DD 10 (Maharashtra) and DD Gyan Darshan, the educational channel that was started two years ago.

    Insat 3C has 24 normal C-band transponders, six extended C-band transponders, two S-band broadcast satellite transponders and a mobile satellite service transponder. Isro has said that there is already a large commitment from Indian users for the use of the satellite. Insat 2A to be launched later this year, are targeted at domestic users whereas Insat-3C was mainly built for India coverage.

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