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Times of India·3 min read·medium

'Avoid anti-national content': Govt warns TV channels against inflammatory debates

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ROHITASHWA RANJAN
'Avoid anti-national content': Govt warns TV channels against inflammatory debates
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The Indian Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has issued an advisory to satellite TV channels to avoid inflammatory content and live coverage of anti-terror operations. The guidelines also emphasize caution regarding the use of AI in news presentations.

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This reflects growing government efforts to regulate media ethics and the integration of AI in journalism to prevent misinformation and communal tension.

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NEW DELHI: The ministry of information and broadcasting on Wednesday issued an advisory to satellite TV channels, asking them to avoid live coverage of anti-terror operations, exercise caution while broadcasting violent visuals and refrain from airing anti-national content.In its advisory, the ministry asked channels to strictly adhere to the Programme Code prescribed under the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act, 1995, and the Cable Television Networks Rules, 1994."The ministry of information & broadcasting has observed instances of non-compliance with the provisions of the Programme Code prescribed under the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act, 1995, and the Cable Television Networks Rules, 1994, by various private satellite television channels," the ministry said."Instances of similar news/visuals broadcast on multiple channels on similar topics were observed during the meeting of IDC. Therefore, IDC recommended that all private satellite television channels be advised to strictly adhere to the statutory provisions governing content broadcast on television.

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