Government-run DD could produce a Krishi Darshan, but entertainment? This was the golden age of Indian television and it bound us together every evening: one family, one nation, one channel, one culture. And, as if by magic, our lives were transformed, utterly as the space invasion colonised our homes. Consider this: television was introduced into India in , but we had only one national channel for over 30 years, which sporadically burst into life.
And that TV set in a wooden cabinet with beetle antenna for grainy black-and-white pictures from terrestrial towers? Content has adapted, accordingly. When it began in the early and mid nineties, TV was a liberated, cosmopolitan space. Overnight, saas-bahus appeared everywhere as competition drove channels to imitate Kyunki, Kahani, Kasautii, thereby reducing viewing choices. Was it a cultural backlash against the decade and decadence? Today, the demographic dividend has driven TV fiction towards a younger generation but with the parivar very much intact.
We now have numerous song and dance competitions and, of course, Bigg Boss. The green shoots of have grown into what is arguably the biggest TV revolution of them all — news TV.
In the south, Asianet, Sun, Eenadu etc. And with it were born news stars led undoubtedly by Barkha Dutt and the likes of Rajat Sharma and Rajdeep Sardesai, who swapped print for the picture tube. However, the spread of news TV across the country has given voice to a thousand opinions in every language and in every region, making it, perhaps, a truly democratic arena where everyone and everything can be challenged or put on media trial.
The open skies of television have been especially empowering for women. TV favours, feeds and follows female likes and dislikes — hence, the dominance of TV soaps. To illiterate, uneducated women in a feudal society, it has offered an entry into an unknown and often forbidden territory. They watch news. The advertisement was about Bulova, a watchmaker.
The company offered 9 USD Rs. The advertisement was given by the watchmaker Bulova. Keeping inflation in mind, that is around USD roughly Rs. After many years of black and white televisions, a Colour TV finally arrived in the market. In March , Westinghouse produced the first colour TV set. In its initial days, only units were available, and it was priced at around Rs. India received its first television by an engineering student, B Sivakumaran.
He showcased his TV at an exhibition in Chennai. The first family to own a television in India was the wealthy Niyogi family from Kolkata.
As for the first TV channel, the history was created by Doordarshan in The channel was initially called Television India and they renamed the channel to Doordarshan in At its early days, the channel aired for only half an hour for three days a week. The company finally started broadcasting daily in It gained even more popularity when TV serials like Ramayana and Mahabharata were introduced in Televisions have been growing ever since.
We have seen a lot of improvements and developments in the TV space. With innovation, companies were able to fit panels on flat screens called Plasmas.
Later, they started working on making the televisions thinner and bigger. Even the technology behind the display panel improved. Portugal's new work law: It's illegal for bosses to text employees after hours. Delhi: Licensed venues won't need separate permit to serve liquor at weddings, parties. Twitter Blue subscription will allow users to undo tweets, read ad-free news. Special News wrestler Nisha Dahiya and her brother shot dead in Sonipat. People celebrate fourth day of Chhath Puja festival.
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