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By Express News ServiceTHIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The 48-hour ban on Malayalam TV channels Asianet News and Media One was lifted by the Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, hours after coming into force. The ban on Asianet News was lifted at around 1.30 am while Media One resumed broadcasting around 9:30 am.It was on Friday night that the Ministry prohibited the transmission or re-transmission of the two channels for 48 hours on any platform throughout the country for 'being critical towards Delhi Police and RSS'. Disclaimer: We respect your thoughts and views!
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Kerala News, Online Live TV from Kerala, Online ChannelsVideos, Comedies. Get the current news in Malayalam and English covering Kerala News, India News, and lots more. View the latest Malayalam Movies, Watch Malayalam Movies Live, Online Malayalam Movies, Malayalam Channels Online. With the trust of millions of Malayalee viewers across the globe, Asianet News remains the most-watched Malayalam news channel in Kerala. Asianet News Live impacts the lives of millions of people.
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The Narendra Modi government on Friday banned two Malayalam news channels – Asianet News and Media One – for 48 hours for their coverage of the violence in North East Delhi last week. The bans began at 7.30 pm on Friday.
In its orders, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting said the two channels appeared to have covered the violence on February 25 in a manner that “highlighted the attack on places of worship and siding towards a particular community”. February 25 was the third day of the clashes.
The order for Media One also said the channel’s reporting seemed to be “biased” as it “deliberately focused on the vandalism of the CAA [Citizenship Amendment Act] supporters”. “It also questions RSS and alleges Delhi Police inaction,” the order said. “Channel seems to be critical towards Delhi Police and RSS”.
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh is the ideological parent of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party.
Quoting the two channels’ anchors and correspondents from their coverage on February 25, the orders said “such reporting could enhance communal disharmony across the country when the situation is highly volatile”.
The suspensions came after 53 people died in large-scale communal violence in parts of Delhi between February 23 and 26, raising questions about the effectiveness of the police in responding to the situation.
The ministry said both channels had violated two provisions under the Cable Television Networks Rules, 1994 – one prohibiting coverage of attacks on religions, and another prohibiting coverage that could incite violence or promote “anti-national attitudes” or disturb law and order. Can you buy a house in solstheim.
Read the full order related to Asianet News here:
We tried backing tracks, we tried sequenced basslines on an MPC – that was probably my least favourite option.Ruban Nielson: Kody got a lot more active and played around with autotune and vocal harmonisers and vocals and synths. I bought a vocoder, which I’ve still got. I used it heaps, all the way through. The idea was to come up with a new genre or something, just rip up the rulebook.Kody Nielson: I was getting little bits and pieces of gear for real cheap on Craigslist and building up stuff. It had a real weird robot-y, clunky sound.
Read the full order related to Media One channel here:
On February 25, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting had asked all private satellite TV channels to be cautious about content that may instigate violence or promote “anti-national” attitudes.
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By Express News ServiceTHIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The 48-hour ban on Malayalam TV channels Asianet News and Media One was lifted by the Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, hours after coming into force. The ban on Asianet News was lifted at around 1.30 am while Media One resumed broadcasting around 9:30 am.It was on Friday night that the Ministry prohibited the transmission or re-transmission of the two channels for 48 hours on any platform throughout the country for \'being critical towards Delhi Police and RSS\'. Disclaimer: We respect your thoughts and views!
But we need to be judicious while moderating your comments. All the comments will be moderated by the newindianexpress.com editorial.
Kerala News, Online Live TV from Kerala, Online ChannelsVideos, Comedies. Get the current news in Malayalam and English covering Kerala News, India News, and lots more. View the latest Malayalam Movies, Watch Malayalam Movies Live, Online Malayalam Movies, Malayalam Channels Online. With the trust of millions of Malayalee viewers across the globe, Asianet News remains the most-watched Malayalam news channel in Kerala. Asianet News Live impacts the lives of millions of people.
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The Narendra Modi government on Friday banned two Malayalam news channels – Asianet News and Media One – for 48 hours for their coverage of the violence in North East Delhi last week. The bans began at 7.30 pm on Friday.
In its orders, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting said the two channels appeared to have covered the violence on February 25 in a manner that “highlighted the attack on places of worship and siding towards a particular community”. February 25 was the third day of the clashes.
The order for Media One also said the channel’s reporting seemed to be “biased” as it “deliberately focused on the vandalism of the CAA [Citizenship Amendment Act] supporters”. “It also questions RSS and alleges Delhi Police inaction,” the order said. “Channel seems to be critical towards Delhi Police and RSS”.
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh is the ideological parent of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party.
Quoting the two channels’ anchors and correspondents from their coverage on February 25, the orders said “such reporting could enhance communal disharmony across the country when the situation is highly volatile”.
The suspensions came after 53 people died in large-scale communal violence in parts of Delhi between February 23 and 26, raising questions about the effectiveness of the police in responding to the situation.
The ministry said both channels had violated two provisions under the Cable Television Networks Rules, 1994 – one prohibiting coverage of attacks on religions, and another prohibiting coverage that could incite violence or promote “anti-national attitudes” or disturb law and order. Can you buy a house in solstheim.
Read the full order related to Asianet News here:
We tried backing tracks, we tried sequenced basslines on an MPC – that was probably my least favourite option.Ruban Nielson: Kody got a lot more active and played around with autotune and vocal harmonisers and vocals and synths. I bought a vocoder, which I’ve still got. I used it heaps, all the way through. The idea was to come up with a new genre or something, just rip up the rulebook.Kody Nielson: I was getting little bits and pieces of gear for real cheap on Craigslist and building up stuff. It had a real weird robot-y, clunky sound.
Read the full order related to Media One channel here:
On February 25, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting had asked all private satellite TV channels to be cautious about content that may instigate violence or promote “anti-national” attitudes.
Support our journalism by subscribing to Scroll+. We welcome your comments at letters@scroll.in.Related
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By Express News ServiceTHIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The 48-hour ban on Malayalam TV channels Asianet News and Media One was lifted by the Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, hours after coming into force. The ban on Asianet News was lifted at around 1.30 am while Media One resumed broadcasting around 9:30 am.It was on Friday night that the Ministry prohibited the transmission or re-transmission of the two channels for 48 hours on any platform throughout the country for \'being critical towards Delhi Police and RSS\'. Disclaimer: We respect your thoughts and views!
But we need to be judicious while moderating your comments. All the comments will be moderated by the newindianexpress.com editorial.
Kerala News, Online Live TV from Kerala, Online ChannelsVideos, Comedies. Get the current news in Malayalam and English covering Kerala News, India News, and lots more. View the latest Malayalam Movies, Watch Malayalam Movies Live, Online Malayalam Movies, Malayalam Channels Online. With the trust of millions of Malayalee viewers across the globe, Asianet News remains the most-watched Malayalam news channel in Kerala. Asianet News Live impacts the lives of millions of people.
Abstain from posting comments that are obscene, defamatory or inflammatory, and do not indulge in personal attacks. Try to avoid outside hyperlinks inside the comment. Help us delete comments that do not follow these guidelines.The views expressed in comments published on newindianexpress.com are those of the comment writers alone. They do not represent the views or opinions of newindianexpress.com or its staff, nor do they represent the views or opinions of The New Indian Express Group, or any entity of, or affiliated with, The New Indian Express Group. Newindianexpress.com reserves the right to take any or all comments down at any time.
The Narendra Modi government on Friday banned two Malayalam news channels – Asianet News and Media One – for 48 hours for their coverage of the violence in North East Delhi last week. The bans began at 7.30 pm on Friday.
In its orders, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting said the two channels appeared to have covered the violence on February 25 in a manner that “highlighted the attack on places of worship and siding towards a particular community”. February 25 was the third day of the clashes.
The order for Media One also said the channel’s reporting seemed to be “biased” as it “deliberately focused on the vandalism of the CAA [Citizenship Amendment Act] supporters”. “It also questions RSS and alleges Delhi Police inaction,” the order said. “Channel seems to be critical towards Delhi Police and RSS”.
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh is the ideological parent of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party.
Quoting the two channels’ anchors and correspondents from their coverage on February 25, the orders said “such reporting could enhance communal disharmony across the country when the situation is highly volatile”.
The suspensions came after 53 people died in large-scale communal violence in parts of Delhi between February 23 and 26, raising questions about the effectiveness of the police in responding to the situation.
The ministry said both channels had violated two provisions under the Cable Television Networks Rules, 1994 – one prohibiting coverage of attacks on religions, and another prohibiting coverage that could incite violence or promote “anti-national attitudes” or disturb law and order. Can you buy a house in solstheim.
Read the full order related to Asianet News here:
We tried backing tracks, we tried sequenced basslines on an MPC – that was probably my least favourite option.Ruban Nielson: Kody got a lot more active and played around with autotune and vocal harmonisers and vocals and synths. I bought a vocoder, which I’ve still got. I used it heaps, all the way through. The idea was to come up with a new genre or something, just rip up the rulebook.Kody Nielson: I was getting little bits and pieces of gear for real cheap on Craigslist and building up stuff. It had a real weird robot-y, clunky sound.
Read the full order related to Media One channel here:
On February 25, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting had asked all private satellite TV channels to be cautious about content that may instigate violence or promote “anti-national” attitudes.
Support our journalism by subscribing to Scroll+. We welcome your comments at letters@scroll.in.