The Board of Directors of Indian Broadcasting Foundation
(IBF) has appointed Dr Meenakshi Gopinath, Pallavi Joshi and Dipa Dixit as new
Members of Broadcasting Content Complaints Council (BCCC). They replace
Sharmila Tagore, Arundhati Nag and Dr Ira Bhaskar, whose terms at the Council
have ended. Sharmila Tagore has, however, been elevated as a Special Invitee to
BCCC. BCCC, an independent and autonomous self-regulatory body for
non-news general entertainment channels in the country, was set up in 2011. It has,
by now, addressed thousands of television content complaints in all Indian
languages and English over the 89 meetings it has conducted. Tara Murali, an expert on Tamil content, is the other
Special Invitee to the 13-member Council, chaired by former Supreme Court
Judge, Justice Vikramajit Sen. Former I&B Secretary Uday Kumar Varma, is another
Member of BCCC.
The Board of Directors of Indian Broadcasting Foundation
(IBF) has appointed Dr Meenakshi Gopinath, Pallavi Joshi and Dipa Dixit as new
Members of Broadcasting Content Complaints Council (BCCC). They replace
Sharmila Tagore, Arundhati Nag and Dr Ira Bhaskar, whose terms at the Council
have ended. Sharmila Tagore has, however, been elevated as a Special Invitee to
BCCC.
BCCC, an independent and autonomous self-regulatory body for non-news general entertainment channels in the country, was set up in 2011. It has, by now, addressed thousands of television content complaints in all Indian languages and English over the 89 meetings it has conducted.
Tara Murali, an expert on Tamil content, is the other Special Invitee to the 13-member Council, chaired by former Supreme Court Judge, Justice Vikramajit Sen. Former I&B Secretary Uday Kumar Varma, is another Member of BCCC.