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CHAPTER I PRASAR BHARATI - AN OVERVIEW 1

CHAPTER II INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 9 CHAPTER III CAPACITY BUILDING - TRAINING INFRASTRUCTURE 13 CHAPTER IV COMMON FACILITIES FOR AIR & DOORDARSHAN 18 CHAPTER V HUMAN RESOURCE & ADMINISTRATION 31

CHAPTER VI ALL INDIA RADIO 42

CHAPTER VII DOORDARSHAN 89 CHAPTER VIII PRASAR BHARATI - FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS 144

ANNEXURES

ANNEXURE-I AIR EXTERNAL SERVICE STREAMING CHANNELS 169 ANNEXURE-II LIST OF AIR CHANNELS AVAILABLE ON ANDROID MOBILES 170

ANNEXURE-III LIST OF AIR CHANNELS AVAILABLE ON iOS MOBILES 174 ANNEXURE-IV DETAILS OF PROGRAMME COURSES CONDUCTED DURING

2019-2020 BY NABM DELHI 176

ANNEXURE-V DETAILS OF PROGRAMME COURSES CONDUCTED DURING

2019-2020 BY NABM BHUBANESHWAR 178 ANNEXURE-VI DETAILS OF PROGRAMME COURSES CONDUCTED DURING

2019-2020 BY RABM SHILLONG 180

ANNEXURE-VII DETAILS OF TECHNICAL COURSES CONDUCTED DURING

2019-2020 BY NABM DELHI 181

CHAPTER I

PRASAR BHARATI - AN OVERVIEW

A. INTRODUCTION:

Prasar Bharati, India's Public Service Broadcaster, was established under the Prasar

Bharati Act, 1990, and came into existence on 23

rd

November 1997. Its mandate is

to organize and conduct public broadcasting services in the country -- to inform, educate and entertain, and to ensure balanced development of broadcasting on radio and television. Over the years it has worked tirelessly to fulfil its statutory mandate as enshrined in the Prasar Bharati Act. Akashvani (All India Radio - the radio network) and Doordarshan (the Television network) are its constituents. Prasar Bharati also operates DD Freedish, the only free Direct to Home service which is the largest distributed DTH platform in India. Prasar Bharati also reaches out to its audiences through digital platforms and operates the NewsOnAir App as well as Prasar Bharati News Service which are its digital services in tandem with its nationwide and multilingual Broadcast Services. Doordarshan and All India Radio have played a catalytic role in the development of the nation. The contributions made by radio and television in almost every sphere -- agriculture, industrial growth, education, health care, immunization, emancipation of women, strengthening of grassroots governance and democratization process -- are well recognized. The broadcast networks safeguard citizens' rights to be informed freely and objectively on matters of Public interest, national and international, and facilitate a fair and balanced flow of information including divergent views without promoting any ideology. The organization strives to uphold the unity and integrity of the country and the values enshrined in the Constitution. Focussed attention is given to cultural diversity and languages, rural development, environment, family welfare and science and technology. Programmes for special needs of the youth, status and problems of women, social justice, welfare of working classes, minorities and tribal communities, protecting the interest of children and vulnerable sections of society, are broadcast. Content is also live streamed and can be accessed anywhere through the mobile app NEWSONAIR. Prasar Bharati Channels occupy a position of credibility and trust in a highly commercialized electronic media environment in the country, and ethical norms and guidelines framed by Prasar Bharati provide a bench-mark for the industry. ANNEXURE-IX DETAILS OF COURSES CONDUCTED DURING 2019-2020 BY

RABM SHILLONG 195

ANNEXURE-X PROJECTS CONSTRUCTED BY CCW DURING 2019-2020 196 ANNEXURE-XI DETAILS OF IMPORTANT COVERAGES, BROADCAST & RADIO

REPORTS FOR THE YEAR 2019-2020 (1

ST

APRIL TO 31

ST

MARCH,

2020) 202

ANNEXURE-XII PUBLICITY GIVEN TO VARIOUS MINISTRIES OF DEPARTMENTS

CAMPAIGNS 215

ANNEXURE-XIII LIST OF DOORDARSHAN KENDRAS (STUDIO CENTRES) 217

ANNEXURE-XIV LIST OF DOORDARSHAN TRANSMITTERS 219

ANNEXURE-XV LIST OF DOORDARSHAN SATELLITE CHANNELS 220

ANNEXURE-XVI DETAILS OF DD FREE DISH CHANNELS 221

ANNEXURE-XVII VVIP/IMPORTANT OB COVERAGE FOR THE PERIOD APRIL 2019

TO MARCH 2020 223

CHAPTER I

PRASAR BHARATI - AN OVERVIEW

A. INTRODUCTION:

Prasar Bharati, India's Public Service Broadcaster, was established under the Prasar

Bharati Act, 1990, and came into existence on 23

rd

November 1997. Its mandate is

to organize and conduct public broadcasting services in the country -- to inform, educate and entertain, and to ensure balanced development of broadcasting on radio and television. Over the years it has worked tirelessly to fulfil its statutory mandate as enshrined in the Prasar Bharati Act. Akashvani (All India Radio - the radio network) and Doordarshan (the Television network) are its constituents. Prasar Bharati also operates DD Freedish, the only free Direct to Home service which is the largest distributed DTH platform in India. Prasar Bharati also reaches out to its audiences through digital platforms and operates the NewsOnAir App as well as Prasar Bharati News Service which are its digital services in tandem with its nationwide and multilingual Broadcast Services. Doordarshan and All India Radio have played a catalytic role in the development of the nation. The contributions made by radio and television in almost every sphere -- agriculture, industrial growth, education, health care, immunization, emancipation of women, strengthening of grassroots governance and democratization process -- are well recognized. The broadcast networks safeguard citizens' rights to be informed freely and objectively on matters of Public interest, national and international, and facilitate a fair and balanced flow of information including divergent views without promoting any ideology. The organization strives to uphold the unity and integrity of the country and the values enshrined in the Constitution. Focussed attention is given to cultural diversity and languages, rural development, environment, family welfare and science and technology. Programmes for special needs of the youth, status and problems of women, social justice, welfare of working classes, minorities and tribal communities, protecting the interest of children and vulnerable sections of society, are broadcast. Content is also live streamed and can be accessed anywhere through the mobile app NEWSONAIR. Prasar Bharati Channels occupy a position of credibility and trust in a highly commercialized electronic media environment in the country, and ethical norms and guidelines framed by Prasar Bharati provide a bench-mark for the industry.

B. OBJECTIVES:

The following are major objectives of Prasar Bharati set out in the Prasar Bharati A ct, 1990: i) To uphold the unity, integrity of the country and the values enshrined in the

Constitution.

ii) To promote national integration. iii) To safeguard the citizen's right to be informed on all matters of public interest and presenting a fair and balanced flow of information. iv) To pay special attention to the fields of education and spread of literacy, agriculture, rural development, environment, health & family welfare and science & technology. v) To create the awareness about women's issues and to take special steps to protect the interests of the children, the aged and other vulnerable sections of the society. vi) To provide adequate coverage to the diverse cultures, sports & games and the youth affairs. vii) To promote social justice, safeguarding the rights of working classes, minorities and tribal communities. viii) To promote research and expand the broadcasting facilities and development in the broadcasting technologies.

C. THE PRASAR BHARATI BOARD:

Prasar Bharati is governed by the Prasar Bharati Board. The Board is headed by a Chairperson, and has three Whole-time Members -- the Executive Member (Chief Executive Officer), Member (Finance) and Member (Personnel). The Board has six part-time Members, a representative of the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting and the Directors General of All India Radio and Doordarshan as ex-officio Members. The tenure of the Chairperson is three years subject to the maximum age limit of 70 years, whichever is earlier. The Executive Member has a tenure of five years, subject to an age-limit of sixty- five years, the Member (Finance) and the Member (Personnel) have a six year tenure, subject to the age limit of 62 years, whichever is earlier. The Prasar Bharati Board meets at least six times in a year. The composition of Prasar Bharati Board in the year 2019-20 was as under:

Chairman Dr. A. Suryaprakash(until 08.02.2020)

Chief Executive Officer Shri Shashi Shekhar Vempati

Whole Time Members:

Member (Personnel) Vacant

Member (Finance) Shri Rajeev Singh

Additional Secretary & Financial Advisor, Ministry of I&B & Shri Ali R. Rizvi

Nominated Member

Shri Ashok Kumar Tandon until 21.11.2019

Shri Sunil Alagh until 21.11.2019

Smt. Kajol Devgan

Shri F. Sheheryar until 31.12.2019

Ms. Supriya Sahu until 28.09.2019

During the year 2019-20, six meetings of Prasar Bharati Board (155 th to 160 th ) and thirty five meetings of Board committees were held. Some important decisions taken and key matters deliberated upon are as under: Restructuring of Doordarshan to separate Creative functions from the

Administrative functions

Revision in the Policy for allotment of Channels on DD Free dish Revision of Guidelines for acquisition of ready-made software/ content for

Prasar Bharati

Revision in the Policy for Feature Film Procurement in Prasar Bharati Amendment in Self Financed Commissioning (SFC) Guidelines for DD Kisan Rationalization of payment to Part Time Correspondents (PTCs) of Prasar

Bharati

Grant of selection grade to 232 skilled category work charged staff of Civil

Construction Wing (CCW) of Prasar Bharati

Extending the benefit of the Modified Assured Career Progression (MACP) scheme to Prasar Bharati employees on the pattern similar to that for government employees Merger of specific posts in the subordinate engineering cadre A Scheme for regularization of irregular appointments/ engagements in Prasar Bharati (All India Radio & Doordarshan) in pursuance of DoPT O.M. No.

49019/ 1/ 2006-Estt.(C) dated 11.12.2006 as per parameters laid down by

the Hon'ble Supreme Court in CA 3595-3612 of 1999 in Secretary, State of Karnataka and Ors. Vs. Uma Devi and Ors. as interpreted in its successive judgments Extending the Broadcast Air-Time Scheduling system (BATS) software used in Doordarshan for booking, billing and scheduling of commercials, to All India

Radio.

Rationalisation of Short Wave Transmitters of AIR

B. OBJECTIVES:

The following are major objectives of Prasar Bharati set out in the Prasar Bharati

Act, 1990:

i) To uphold the unity, integrity of the country and the values enshrined in the

Constitution.

ii) To promote national integration. iii) To safeguard the citizen's right to be informed on all matters of public interest and presenting a fair and balanced flow of information. iv) To pay special attention to the fields of education and spread of literacy, agriculture, rural development, environment, health & family welfare and science & technology. v) To create the awareness about women's issues and to take special steps to protect the interests of the children, the aged and other vulnerable sections of the society. vi) To provide adequate coverage to the diverse cultures, sports & games and the youth affairs. vii) To promote social justice, safeguarding the rights of working classes, minorities and tribal communities. viii) To promote research and expand the broadcasting facilities and development in the broadcasting technologies.

C. THE PRASAR BHARATI BOARD:

Prasar Bharati is governed by the Prasar Bharati Board. The Board is headed by a Chairperson, and has three Whole-time Members -- the Executive Member (Chief Executive Officer), Member (Finance) and Member (Personnel). The Board has six part-time Members, a representative of the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting and the Directors General of All India Radio and Doordarshan as ex-officio Members. The tenure of the Chairperson is three years subject to the maximum age limit of 70 years, whichever is earlier. The Executive Member has a tenure of five years, subject to an age-limit of sixty- five years, the Member (Finance) and the Member (Personnel) have a six year tenure, subject to the age limit of 62 years, whichever is earlier. The Prasar Bharati Board meets at least six times in a year. The composition of Prasar Bharati Board in the year 2019-20 was as under:

Chairman Dr. A. Suryaprakash(until 08.02.2020)

Chief Executive Officer Shri Shashi Shekhar Vempati

Whole Time Members:

Member (Personnel) Vacant

Member (Finance) Shri Rajeev Singh

Additional Secretary & Financial Advisor, Ministry of I&B & Shri Ali R. Rizvi

Nominated Member

Shri Ashok Kumar Tandon until 21.11.2019

Shri Sunil Alagh until 21.11.2019

Smt. Kajol Devgan

Shri F. Sheheryar until 31.12.2019

Ms. Supriya Sahu until 28.09.2019

During the year 2019-20, six meetings of Prasar Bharati Board (155 th to 160 th ) and thirty five meetings of Board committees were held. Some important decisions taken and key matters deliberated upon are as under: Restructuring of Doordarshan to separate Creative functions from the

Administrative functions

Revision in the Policy for allotment of Channels on DD Free dish Revision of Guidelines for acquisition of ready-made software/ content for

Prasar Bharati

Revision in the Policy for Feature Film Procurement in Prasar Bharati Amendment in Self Financed Commissioning (SFC) Guidelines for DD Kisan Rationalization of payment to Part Time Correspondents (PTCs) of Prasar

Bharati

Grant of selection grade to 232 skilled category work charged staff of Civil

Construction Wing (CCW) of Prasar Bharati

Extending the benefit of the Modified Assured Career Progression (MACP) scheme to Prasar Bharati employees on the pattern similar to that for government employees Merger of specific posts in the subordinate engineering cadre A Scheme for regularization of irregular appointments/ engagements in Prasar Bharati (All India Radio & Doordarshan) in pursuance of DoPT O.M. No. 49019
/ 1/ 2006-Estt.(C) dated 11.12.2006 as per parameters laid down by the Hon'ble Supreme Court in CA 3595-3612 of 1999 in Secretary, State of Karnataka and Ors. Vs. Uma Devi and Ors. as interpreted in its successive judgments Extending the Broadcast Air-Time Scheduling system (BATS) software used in Doordarshan for booking, billing and scheduling of commercials, to All India

Radio.

Rationalisation of Short Wave Transmitters of AIR

Approval of Prasar Bharati's Annual Accounts for 2018-19. Discussion on Interim Reports on Manpower Audit of Prasar Bharati Out-of Court Settlement of the long pending Arbitration cases with M/ s

Pritish Nandy Communications.

Technical Collaboration with IIT Kanpur for setting up a Centre of Excellence for collaborative research and development with the industry on 5G mobile

Broadband and Broadcast technology

D. THE ORGANISATIONAL SETUP:

The Prasar Bharati Board functions at the apex level ensuring general superintendence, direction and management of the affairs of the Corporation. The

Finance and Administration.

The Executive Member is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Prasar Bharati. Officers from different streams in the Prasar Bharati Secretariat assist the CEO, Member (Finance) and Member (Personnel) in overseeing operations, implementation of plans and policies, as well as management of budget, accounts The All India Radio (AIR) Directorate and the Doordarshan (DD) Directorate are each headed by a Director General. The News Wings of All India Radio and Doordarshan are each headed by a Director General, News. Directors General AIR and Doordarshan are assisted by Additional Director General (ADG) level officers from Programme, Finance and Administration in respective Directorates. On the Engineering side, the Director General is assisted by Engineering-in-Chief (E-in-C). A ld level Programme, Engineering and

Administration

functions are supervised by respective Zonal offices. Field level Programme setup of AIR is divided into Regions and each is headed by an e situated at Kolkata (Eastern Region-I and II), Mumbai (Western Region-I & II)), Lucknow (Central

Region

-I), Bhopal (Central Region-II), Guwahati (North Eastern Region), Chennai (South Region-I), Bangalore (South Region-II), Delhi (North Region-I) and Jalandhar (North Region-II). Field level Programme setup of Doordarshan is divided into 6 Zones and each is Kolkata (East Zone), Mumbai (West Zone), Delhi (North and Central Zones), Bangalore (South Zone) and Guwahati (North-East Zone). Field level Engineering setup is divided into 5 Zones. Each Zone has three setups; one for AIR Maintenance (Akashvani Maintenance-AVM), second for Doordarshan Maintenance (TV Maintenance- TVM), and third is for handling projects (common for AIR and Doordarshan). Generally, each Zone has three ADG level officers, one each

E. REFORMS AND STRATEGIES:

i. Fundamental shifts with Digital Platforms: ii. New Life to Linear Radio with Digital Readiness: Approval of Prasar Bharati's Annual Accounts for 2018-19. Discussion on Interim Reports on Manpower Audit of Prasar Bharati Out-of Court Settlement of the long pending Arbitration cases with M/ s

Pritish Nandy Communications.

Technical Collaboration with IIT Kanpur for setting up a Centre of Excellence for collaborative research and development with the industry on 5G mobile

Broadband and Broadcast technology

D. THE ORGANISATIONAL SETUP:

The Prasar Bharati Board functions at the apex level ensuring general superintendence, direction and management of the affairs of the Corporation. The

Finance and Administration.

The Executive Member is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Prasar Bharati. Officers from different streams in the Prasar Bharati Secretariat assist the CEO, Member (Finance) and Member (Personnel) in overseeing operations, implementation of plans and policies, as well as management of budget, accounts The All India Radio (AIR) Directorate and the Doordarshan (DD) Directorate are each headed by a Director General. The News Wings of All India Radio and Doordarshan are each headed by a Director General, News. Directors General AIR and Doordarshan are assisted by Additional Director General (ADG) level officers from Programme, Finance and Administration in respective Directorates. On the Engineering side, the Director General is assisted by Engineering-in-Chief (E-in-C). A ld level Programme, Engineering and Administration functions are supervised by respective Zonal offices. Field level Programme setup of AIR is divided into Regions and each is headed by an e situated at Kolkata (Eastern Region-I and II), Mumbai (Western Region-I & II)), Lucknow (Central Region-I), Bhopal (Central Region-II), Guwahati (North Eastern Region), Chennai (South Region-I), Bangalore (South Region-II), Delhi (North Region-I) and Jalandhar (North Region-II). Field level Programme setup of Doordarshan is divided into 6 Zones and each is Kolkata (East Zone), Mumbai (West Zone), Delhi (North and Central Zones), Bangalore (South Zone) and Guwahati (North-East Zone). Field level Engineering setup is divided into 5 Zones. Each Zone has three setups; one for AIR Maintenance (Akashvani Maintenance-AVM), second for Doordarshan Maintenance (TV Maintenance- TVM), and third is for handling projects (common for AIR and Doordarshan). Generally, each Zone has three ADG level officers, one each

E. REFORMS AND STRATEGIES:

i. Fundamental shifts with Digital Platforms: digital is gradually overtaking linear viewership. (515Cr+ Watch Time,

110Cr+ Views, 85+ YouTube Channels, 6Mn+ Subscribers). Digital is now

a n additional source of revenue. ii. New Life to Linear Radio with Digital Readiness: boost to listenership. There are: a single interface. On-Demand Podcast are extending the shelf life of radio programs. There are 500+ news bulletins & 600 hrs+ news podcast weekly in 40+ languages. iii.Prasar Bharati Digital Service: PBNS (Prasar Bharati News Service) launched as a digital news service to counter fake news in real time. iv. Harnessing Human Creativity for Greater Good: Radio Commentary visually enhanced for digital -- World cup cricket commentary made accessible through sign language for the first time. - Score updates accessible in real time through ‘newsonair' app in ‘text-to- speech' feature Some high impact radio content is enriched with visuals for enhanced reach. v.Language Amplification for Universal Reach: Language translations of content of National importance -- regularly produ cing content in 18 foreign languages, 50 Indian languages & dialects vi. Convergence with 5G Broadcasting: Aiming to operate in an IT enabled & fully automated atmosphere, PB is - partnering with IIT Kanpur for creating a centre of Excellence for 5G Broadcasting, Direct to Mobile and other areas of research in the field of

Broadcasting.

vii. Monetisation of Assets Preserving Culture & diversity by promoting Archival content.

F. IT

Initiatives

The following initiatives were undertaken

e-Office : Implementation of e-Office in major offices across the network of Prasar Bharati, AIR & DD including Prasar Bharati Secretariat, AIR Directorate, DD Directorate, NSD and DD News HQs and Office of ADG(E)(E) North Zone), AIR Delhi Station, NABM Delhi - a total of 110 offices. Live streaming: More then 200+ radio channels made available on the mobile platform. Local Radio stations like Darbhanga, Sagar, Mysuru, Regional Stations like AIR Chhatterpur, Jabalpur and State Capital / UTs like AIR Panaji, Port Blair,

Kohima, Leh are now available on the mobile app

Multilingual portal for AIR News: Multilingual pages of AIR news website are provided. Currently web pages are available in Hindi, English, Urdu, Gujarati,

Tamil, Dogri, Assamese and Marathi.

NewsOnAir App Live streams:'

Podcasting:

Audio On Demand:

Video On Demand:

PrasarNet:

IT enabled Finance & Accounts:

Project Monitoring System (PMS):

Prasar Bharati Archives:

Cue sheets:

DD Free Dish Slots e-auction:

Talent Booking System/ Artist Booking System:

Film Procurement Portal (Films Slots E-auction):

On-Demand Podcast are extending the shelf life of radio programs. There are 500+ news bulletins & 600 hrs+ news podcast weekly in 40+ languages. iii. Prasar Bharati Digital Service: PBNS (Prasar Bharati News Service) launched as a digital news service to counter fake news in real time. iv. Harnessing Human Creativity for Greater Good: Radio Commentary visually enhanced for digital -- World cup cricket commentary made accessible through sign language for the first time. -

Score updates accessible in re-to-

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