3. Introduction
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Door darshan (abbreviated as DD; lit. 'distant
vision, television') is an Indian public service
broadcaster founded by the Government of
India, owned by the Ministry of Information and
Broadcasting and one of Prasar Bharati's two
divisions. As one of India's largest broadcasting
organizations in studio and transmitter
infrastructure, it was established on 15
September 1959.Door darshan, which also
broadcasts on digital terrestrial transmitters,
provides television, radio, online and mobile
service throughout metropolitan and regional
India and overseas.
5. 1. National telecasts were introduced in 1982.
2. In the same year, colour TV was introduced in the Indian market with the live telecast of the
Independence day speech by then Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi on 1982.
3. Followed by the Asian games held in 1982.
4. Now more than 90% of Indian audience have access to Doordarshan or DD national
through a network of nearly 1400 terrestrial transmitters.
5. There are about 46 Doordarshan studios producing TV programs today.
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6. Evolution Of Indian Television:
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The evolution of Indian television, epitomized by Doordarshan, has been
a captivating journey. From its inception in 1959, Doordarshan emerged
as India's pioneering public service broadcaster, transmitting black and
white content to a nascent audience. Over the years, it embraced
technological advancements, transitioning to vibrant color broadcasts and
adapting to digital platforms. Doordarshan's significance expanded
beyond entertainment, evolving into a powerful tool for education, news
dissemination, and cultural preservation. The channel's golden era
introduced iconic shows like "Hum, "Buniyaad, " and "Malgudi Days, "
leaving an indelible mark on Indian society. As cable and satellite TV
proliferated, Doordarshan faced challenges, yet its enduring influence on
shaping cultural norms, societal values, and collective memory remains
undeniable, making it an integral part of India’s television history.
7. Golden Era of Doordarshan
The golden era of Doordarshan marked a period of unparalleled creativity and
innovation. Memorable shows like "Hum Log," which depicted the lives of an
average Indian family, and "Buniyaad," a poignant narrative of post-partition
struggles, captivated audiences
and left an indelible mark on Indian television history. "Malgudi Days, " adapted
from R.K. Narayan’s writings, transported viewers to a fictional town,
showcasing rich storytelling and evoking nostalgia.
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8. Conclusion
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1. It has proved to be a boon for Indian farmers and students who are poor and are
unable to get access to information and knowledge like the rest of the population.
2. From its humble beginnings to the golden era of creativity and the present era of
diverse content, television has adapted and evolved, becoming an intrinsic part
of our lives.
3. The impact of Doordarshan and its contemporaries is undeniable, and resonate
through the nostalgia and collective memory of millions.
