Broadcasting is a regulated monopoly of the central government.
The Indian Telegraph Act of 1885 was later amended to vest the exclusive right to “establish, maintain and work” wireless apparatus in the Government of India.
Consequently, AIR has functioned as an arm of the central government ever since its inception.
The Indian Telegraph Act of 1885 was later amended to vest the exclusive right to “establish, maintain and work” wireless apparatus in the Government of India.
Consequently, AIR has functioned as an arm of the central government ever since its inception.