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  • Colors replaces Star Plus to bag pole position in week 7

    Colors replaces Star Plus to bag pole position in week 7

    MUMBAI: Colors toppled Star Plus to secure the leadership position once again in week 7 of Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) India’s all India data.

    While DD National made an exit from the list of top 10 Hindi general entertainment channels, Sony Pictures Networks India’s comedy channel Sab TV made an entry. 

    Colors grabbed the lead position in the Hindi GEC genre with 716604 (‘000s) followed by Star Plus, which declined in ratings and bagged the second place with 692564 (‘000s). 

    Zee Network’s Hindi entertainment channel Zee TV garnered the third berth with a decline in ratings at 666691 (‘000s) as against 686349 (‘000s) in week 6. On the other hand, its free to air channel too witnessed a fall in ratings and secured the fourth spot with 656412 (‘000s) as against 669828 (‘000s) in the previous week. 

    Life OK climbed up to number five from its last week’s sixth position with 465871 (‘000s) followed by Star Ustav with 446217 (‘000s) in the sixth place. 

    Sony Pal with 433875 (‘000s) and Rishtey with 371925 (‘000s) garnered seventh and eighth slots respectively. While Sab TV, which exited the list last week, stood at number nine with 355146 (‘000s) followed by Sony Entertainment Television in the tenth berth with 336447 (‘000s).

  • Colors replaces Star Plus to bag pole position in week 7

    Colors replaces Star Plus to bag pole position in week 7

    MUMBAI: Colors toppled Star Plus to secure the leadership position once again in week 7 of Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) India’s all India data.

    While DD National made an exit from the list of top 10 Hindi general entertainment channels, Sony Pictures Networks India’s comedy channel Sab TV made an entry. 

    Colors grabbed the lead position in the Hindi GEC genre with 716604 (‘000s) followed by Star Plus, which declined in ratings and bagged the second place with 692564 (‘000s). 

    Zee Network’s Hindi entertainment channel Zee TV garnered the third berth with a decline in ratings at 666691 (‘000s) as against 686349 (‘000s) in week 6. On the other hand, its free to air channel too witnessed a fall in ratings and secured the fourth spot with 656412 (‘000s) as against 669828 (‘000s) in the previous week. 

    Life OK climbed up to number five from its last week’s sixth position with 465871 (‘000s) followed by Star Ustav with 446217 (‘000s) in the sixth place. 

    Sony Pal with 433875 (‘000s) and Rishtey with 371925 (‘000s) garnered seventh and eighth slots respectively. While Sab TV, which exited the list last week, stood at number nine with 355146 (‘000s) followed by Sony Entertainment Television in the tenth berth with 336447 (‘000s).

  • Star Plus maintains lead; Ind vs Sri T20 brings back DD National in Top 10

    Star Plus maintains lead; Ind vs Sri T20 brings back DD National in Top 10

    MUMBAI: Star Plus continues to rule the Hindi general entertainment channels (GECs) genre even after witnessing a dip in ratings. While the India – Sri Lanka T20 match helped DD National to make a comeback in the top 10 channels, according to Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) All India data of week 6. 

    Star Plus saw fall in ratings but was perched in the numero uno position with 711158 (‘000s) as against 724223 (‘000s) in week 5. Second in line Colors also shed some ratings but managed to secure its slot with 689432 (‘000s) as against 713106 (‘000s) in the previous week. 

    Zee Networks’ Hindi entertainment channel Zee TV bagged the third slot with an increase in ratings at 686349 (‘000s) followed by Zee’s free to air (FTA) channel Zee Anmol on fourth spot with 669828 (‘000s) and Star India’s FTA channel Star Ustav at number five with 437543 (‘000s). 

    Life OK fell to the sixth spot from five and scored 437228 (‘000s) whereas Sony Pal climbed up at number seven from its last week’s ninth position with 397413 (‘000s). Sony Entertainment Television stood at number eight with 349537 (‘000s) while its sister channel Sab exited the list. 

    DD National came back in the top ten channels in Hindi GECs and grabbed the ninth slot with 348202 (‘000s) followed by Rishtey in the tenth slot with 343724 (‘000s).

  • Star Plus maintains lead; Ind vs Sri T20 brings back DD National in Top 10

    Star Plus maintains lead; Ind vs Sri T20 brings back DD National in Top 10

    MUMBAI: Star Plus continues to rule the Hindi general entertainment channels (GECs) genre even after witnessing a dip in ratings. While the India – Sri Lanka T20 match helped DD National to make a comeback in the top 10 channels, according to Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) All India data of week 6. 

    Star Plus saw fall in ratings but was perched in the numero uno position with 711158 (‘000s) as against 724223 (‘000s) in week 5. Second in line Colors also shed some ratings but managed to secure its slot with 689432 (‘000s) as against 713106 (‘000s) in the previous week. 

    Zee Networks’ Hindi entertainment channel Zee TV bagged the third slot with an increase in ratings at 686349 (‘000s) followed by Zee’s free to air (FTA) channel Zee Anmol on fourth spot with 669828 (‘000s) and Star India’s FTA channel Star Ustav at number five with 437543 (‘000s). 

    Life OK fell to the sixth spot from five and scored 437228 (‘000s) whereas Sony Pal climbed up at number seven from its last week’s ninth position with 397413 (‘000s). Sony Entertainment Television stood at number eight with 349537 (‘000s) while its sister channel Sab exited the list. 

    DD National came back in the top ten channels in Hindi GECs and grabbed the ninth slot with 348202 (‘000s) followed by Rishtey in the tenth slot with 343724 (‘000s).

  • Living Foodz to launch new show ‘100% Veg’ on 17 February

    Living Foodz to launch new show ‘100% Veg’ on 17 February

    MUMBAI: Vegetarians in India will be served a gastronomic delight from 17 February, with the launch of a new show called 100% Veg, which will be hosted by Chef Gautam Mehrishi.

     

    The show will be aired every Wednesday at 2 pm.

     

    The new show will showcase vegetarian cuisine in a new light and brings to viewers the bold side of vegetarian cuisine, with all the oomph and visual appeal of world famous classic dishes.

     

    “We at Living Foodz understand the ever changing trends in the food space and palette of our audience. The idea behind 100% Veg was to cater to India’s increasingly savvy and demanding vegetarian audience by introducing them to vegetarian food like they have never seen before,” said Living Foodz business head Amit Nair.

     

    “Even though I grew up in a strictly vegetarian family, the chef in me has always enjoyed experimenting with international dishes, many of which are traditionally non-vegetarian. On 100% Veg, I have the opportunity to bring world classics to vegetarians and health conscious people, to demonstrate that vegetarian cuisine has truly come of age,” added Chef Mehrishi.

     

    On 100% Veg Chef Mehrishi will recreate some of the world’s most loved dishes such as yakhni, chowder, shepherd’s pie and brioche, drawing from Kashmiri, French, Scottish, English and Irish influences. It also features super foods such as amaranth, za’atar and kale.

  • Living Foodz to launch new show ‘100% Veg’ on 17 February

    Living Foodz to launch new show ‘100% Veg’ on 17 February

    MUMBAI: Vegetarians in India will be served a gastronomic delight from 17 February, with the launch of a new show called 100% Veg, which will be hosted by Chef Gautam Mehrishi.

     

    The show will be aired every Wednesday at 2 pm.

     

    The new show will showcase vegetarian cuisine in a new light and brings to viewers the bold side of vegetarian cuisine, with all the oomph and visual appeal of world famous classic dishes.

     

    “We at Living Foodz understand the ever changing trends in the food space and palette of our audience. The idea behind 100% Veg was to cater to India’s increasingly savvy and demanding vegetarian audience by introducing them to vegetarian food like they have never seen before,” said Living Foodz business head Amit Nair.

     

    “Even though I grew up in a strictly vegetarian family, the chef in me has always enjoyed experimenting with international dishes, many of which are traditionally non-vegetarian. On 100% Veg, I have the opportunity to bring world classics to vegetarians and health conscious people, to demonstrate that vegetarian cuisine has truly come of age,” added Chef Mehrishi.

     

    On 100% Veg Chef Mehrishi will recreate some of the world’s most loved dishes such as yakhni, chowder, shepherd’s pie and brioche, drawing from Kashmiri, French, Scottish, English and Irish influences. It also features super foods such as amaranth, za’atar and kale.

  • Indian Broadcasting Foundation cheers TRAI’s decision on differential pricing

    Indian Broadcasting Foundation cheers TRAI’s decision on differential pricing

    MUMBAI: The Indian Broadcasting Foundation (IBF) has welcomed the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India’s (TRAI) decision to rule out differential pricing.

    “The broadcasting industry is appreciative of TRAI’s decision to rule out differential pricing. IBF has earlier opposed differential pricing terming it to be ‘non-competitive,” said IBF secretary general Girish Srivastava.

    In its response to the consultation paper, IBF had clearly stated that such discriminatory entry barriers would lead to “reduced scope of consumer choice, inducing artificial scarcity.”

    “In our opinion, TRAI’s regulation on prohibiting differential pricing constitutes a milestone as it was against the basic principle of Internet access as no private player should have the power and right to decide which information can be accessed and which is less easily available,” Srivastava added.

    As was reported earlier by Indiantelevision.com, major broadcasters like Star India, Sony Pictures Networks India and Zee Network submitted their comments to TRAI in favour of net neutrality citing the drawbacks of differential pricing for telecom services.

  • Indian Broadcasting Foundation cheers TRAI’s decision on differential pricing

    Indian Broadcasting Foundation cheers TRAI’s decision on differential pricing

    MUMBAI: The Indian Broadcasting Foundation (IBF) has welcomed the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India’s (TRAI) decision to rule out differential pricing.

    “The broadcasting industry is appreciative of TRAI’s decision to rule out differential pricing. IBF has earlier opposed differential pricing terming it to be ‘non-competitive,” said IBF secretary general Girish Srivastava.

    In its response to the consultation paper, IBF had clearly stated that such discriminatory entry barriers would lead to “reduced scope of consumer choice, inducing artificial scarcity.”

    “In our opinion, TRAI’s regulation on prohibiting differential pricing constitutes a milestone as it was against the basic principle of Internet access as no private player should have the power and right to decide which information can be accessed and which is less easily available,” Srivastava added.

    As was reported earlier by Indiantelevision.com, major broadcasters like Star India, Sony Pictures Networks India and Zee Network submitted their comments to TRAI in favour of net neutrality citing the drawbacks of differential pricing for telecom services.

  • Star Plus back as No. 1 Hindi GEC: BARC week 4

    Star Plus back as No. 1 Hindi GEC: BARC week 4

    MUMBAI: After a brief period of slump, the erstwhile leader in the Hindi general entertainment channels’ (GECs) space – Star Plus has reclaimed its leadership position in week 4 of 2016.

    Colors, which led the Hindi GEC genre since week 51 of 2015, dropped to the second slot, while Zee TV stood at the third position according to Broadcast Audience research Council (BARC) All India data. 

    Star Plus, which was last in the top position in week 49 of 2015, climbed up to the number one slot with 711538 (‘000s) followed by Colors in second place with 702727 (‘000s) and Zee TV in the third berth with 692249 (‘000s).

    Zee Network’s free-to-air (FTA) channel Zee Anmol bagged the fourth slot in the tally with 665127 (‘000s), whereas Star India’s FTA channel Star Ustav with 487280 (‘000s) stood at number five. 

    Sony Pal with 420179 (‘000s) and Rishtey with 416858 (‘000s) garnered the sixth and seventh slots respectively in week 4.

    Life OK bagged the eighth spot with 411480 (‘000s) followed by Sab TV with 341472 (‘000s) in the ninth place and DD National with 339276 (‘000s) in the tenth position. 

     

  • Star Plus back as No. 1 Hindi GEC: BARC week 4

    Star Plus back as No. 1 Hindi GEC: BARC week 4

    MUMBAI: After a brief period of slump, the erstwhile leader in the Hindi general entertainment channels’ (GECs) space – Star Plus has reclaimed its leadership position in week 4 of 2016.

    Colors, which led the Hindi GEC genre since week 51 of 2015, dropped to the second slot, while Zee TV stood at the third position according to Broadcast Audience research Council (BARC) All India data. 

    Star Plus, which was last in the top position in week 49 of 2015, climbed up to the number one slot with 711538 (‘000s) followed by Colors in second place with 702727 (‘000s) and Zee TV in the third berth with 692249 (‘000s).

    Zee Network’s free-to-air (FTA) channel Zee Anmol bagged the fourth slot in the tally with 665127 (‘000s), whereas Star India’s FTA channel Star Ustav with 487280 (‘000s) stood at number five. 

    Sony Pal with 420179 (‘000s) and Rishtey with 416858 (‘000s) garnered the sixth and seventh slots respectively in week 4.

    Life OK bagged the eighth spot with 411480 (‘000s) followed by Sab TV with 341472 (‘000s) in the ninth place and DD National with 339276 (‘000s) in the tenth position.