Govt. says DD equipment
and studios not obsolete; upgradation ongoing process
source:http://www.indiantelevision.com/ |
NEW DELHI: Denying that Doordarshan
towers had become obsolete or were not being renovated, the Parliament has
been informed that 62 out of 67 Doordarshan Studio Centres have been made
fully digital (except camera chains).
The procurement of camera chains is in progress, according to Minister of
State for Information and Broadcasting Rajyavardhan Rathore.
He said that modernization of Doordarshan Kendras - replacing old ageing
equipment and augmentation/ upgradation of facilities - was a continuous
process.
The minster added that schemes in this regard are formulated and
implemented from time to time, depending upon availability of
resources/funds.
Of the 67 Studio Centres prior to 11th Plan, 23 are fully digital Studio
Centres; 31 are partially digital Studio Centres; and 13 are analog Studio
Centres.
Replying to another question, Rathore said that Doordarshan has a network
of 1412 analogue transmitters.
In addition, there are eight digital High Power TV Transmitters (two each
at Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai), which are technically ready since
December 2014 and are under test.
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