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The craze for reality television show has hit India. These show are big success. The rising popularity of the reality shows on television channels has added a new dimension, however, there is no way to guarantee success.
Despite this, reality show is a ray of hope and opportunities to the prodigies residing in the interiors of the country to showcase their talent. It not only gives them the cou read more »
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Despite this, reality show is a ray of hope and opportunities to the prodigies residing in the interiors of the country to showcase their talent. It not only gives them the cou read more »
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This year, dahi handi events in Thane will be a tad different from previous years. Closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras will be monitoring the events at major dahi handi venues in the area.
CCTVs are being installed for the first time in Thane in view of the recent terror attacks in Ahmedabad and Bangalore. Besides, the increasing number of govindas has prompted the police to take extra p read more »
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CCTVs are being installed for the first time in Thane in view of the recent terror attacks in Ahmedabad and Bangalore. Besides, the increasing number of govindas has prompted the police to take extra p read more »
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Aaj Tak has been awarded Indian Television Academy’s Best News Channel award for six consecutive years. In a recent BBC/Reuters/Media Center Poll, Aaj Tak was voted the most trusted and most important news source in India surpassing even the Government sponsored channel Doordarshan and expansively beating n read more »
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The television actress -- famous for her roles in Hum Aapke Hai Koun...! and in Surabhi and for her Madhuri Dixit lookalike smile -- will now direct a Marathi film.
Shahane's decision to direct a film did not happen suddenly. "It was always there in the back of my mind. In 1990, I even did a course on film aspirations from Film and Television Institute of India. Later, I wanted to do a thre read more »
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Shahane's decision to direct a film did not happen suddenly. "It was always there in the back of my mind. In 1990, I even did a course on film aspirations from Film and Television Institute of India. Later, I wanted to do a thre read more »
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In a what seems to be a lucrative deal for the owners of the Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise, nearly 60-65 per cent of their costs have been covered through sale of television rights to Sony-World Sports Group (WSG) for $1.026 billion, including $108 million by BCCI.
During the first and fifth year of IPL, the eight team owners will get 80 per cent of the total broadcasting revenues and read more »
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During the first and fifth year of IPL, the eight team owners will get 80 per cent of the total broadcasting revenues and read more »
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Who says old habits die hard? A couple of years ago, I effortlessly got rid of a childhood habit, a habit — I am certain — many others share as well: that of reaching for the remote the moment dinner is served. These days, months pass before I switch on the TV, and the few hours that I watch it make me determined not to touch the remote for the next few months.
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Who says old habits die hard? A couple of years ago, I effortlessly got rid of a childhood habit, a habit — I am certain — many others share as well: that of reaching for the remote the moment dinner is served. These days, months pass before I switch on the TV, and the few hours that I watch it make me determined not to touch the remote for the next few months.
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Now days everywhere you turn there is a mind-boggling parade of clothes,gadgets,financial plans,holiday plans,super markets providing us with thousands and thousands of products,Television Channels,career plans and even when you are planning to get married.Shouldn't we be delighted? But why people are feeling so Oppressed in midst of freedom and so unhappy in midst of "Plenty"? Are huge number
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"The telecast of regional movies on Zee Marathi was an eye opener for us as it delivered ratings in the region of 6-7 TVR in All Maharashtra. The objective is to boost the Marathi film industry," says Vaidya. The current size of the Marathi film market is Rs 400 - 500 million, he adds."
Vaidya adds that there are plans to air some Hollywood movies dubbed in Marathi to garner more viewers ac read more »
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RED FM Mumbai, the station for expression of millions of music lovers peps up Mumbaikars to Bajaao for a cause as its breakfast show Morning No.1 with Malishka completes 2 years of successful programming. The show and its jock Malishka have received many accolades and awards for its path breaking programming innovations and initiatives in the last 2 years. Keeping up with the spirit of the show, M
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Zee Marathi continues to be the most popular channel among the television audiences in all Maharashtra including Mumbai.
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