New Delhi: Minister of Information and Broadcasting Thakur on Monday said people must contribute to Ganga’s rejuvenation, adding that in addition to emotional and spiritual connections with all Indians, the Holy River also has economic significance.
He spoke on the sidelines of the Prasar Bharati program to launch the second season ‘Rag Rag Mein Ganga’, a doordarshan travelogue, which will be aired on DD National every Saturday and Sunday starting August 21.
Advise everyone to change the ‘clean ganga’ mission into the movement of people, Thakur said, “Gita, Gita, Gayatri and Ganga are an integral part of Indian culture, and they touch our daily life positively.
Let’s all gather contributing to Ganga rejuvenation.
“Rag Rag Mein Ganga ‘season consists of 26 episodes and will cover the details of the culture, mythological, historical and socio-economy of Ganges while focusing on’ niralta (cleanliness) ‘and’ aviralta (stream without interruption), a Said the doormarshan official.
The travel series will also determine the work done by the National Mission for Clean Ganga.
Thakur also said Doordarshan would be the “most watched channel” in the next three to four years, said public broadcasters would focus on creating the right content to increase viewers.
TNN.