MIB approves new TV licenses for Manoranjan Prime, FoodXP, and Zee Delhi NCR Haryana

Zee Media, Creative Channel, and Celebrities Management bagged a new TV channel license each in recent months.

March 21, 2022 at 7:24 pm

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The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) in recent months approved new satellite TV channel licenses for FoodXP, Manoranjan Prime, and Zee Delhi NCR Haryana among others. The three new TV licenses are held by Celebrities Management Private Limited, Creative Channel Advertising and Marketing Private Limited, and Zee Media Corporation Limited.

Celebrities Management Private Limited has been granted ‘FoodXP‘ TV license in the ‘Non-News and Current Affairs’ category. The channel is operating from foreign satellite Intelsat-20 with both uplinking and downlinking permission. The channel is permitted to broadcast in Gujarati, Hindi, Marathi, English, and all Indian scheduled languages.

Zee Media Corporation Limited has been granted ‘Zee Delhi NCR Haryana‘ TV license in the ‘News and Current Affairs’ category. The channel is permitted to operate from the Indian satellite GSAT-30 with both uplinking and downlinking permission. The channel is permitted to broadcast in Hindi and all Indian scheduled languages.

Company	Category	Channel Name	Permission Type	SAT	Language	Satellite Type
CREATIVE CHANNEL ADVERTISING AND MARKETING PRIVATE	NON- News and Current Affairs	Manoranjan Prime	Uplinking and Downlinking	GSAT-30	All Indian Scheduled langauge, Hindi, English	Indian
CELEBRITIES MANAGMENT PRIVATE LIMITED	NON- News and Current Affairs	FoodXP	Uplinking and Downlinking	IS-20	Gujarati, Hindi, Marathi, All Indian Scheduled langauge, English	Foreign
Zee Media Corporation Ltd. (Earlier known as ZEE NEWS LTD.)	NEWS and Current Affairs	Zee Delhi NCR Haryana	Uplinking and Downlinking	GSAT-30	Hindi, All Indian Scheduled langauge	Indian

Creative Channel Advertising and Marketing Private Limited has been granted ‘Manoranjan Prime‘ TV license in the ‘Non-News and Current Affairs’ category. The channel is permitted to operate from the Indian satellite GSAT-30 with both uplinking and downlinking permission. The channel is permitted to broadcast in Hindi, English, and all Indian scheduled languages.

The date of grant of permission for these licenses isn’t available publicly from the Ministry’s side as of now.