In December 1996, the United Nations declared 21 November as World Television Day, marking the anniversary of the first World Television Forum held that same year. The day is observed annually to acknowledge television’s growing influence, and its ability to shape public opinion, highlight global conflicts, draw attention to threats to peace and security, and spotlight important economic and social issues. Back home also, television has always been more than entertainment. For millions of viewers across India, it became a window to the world, a gateway to faraway mountains, pristine lakes, colourful bazaars, and scenic landscapes that existed only in imagination until the camera brought them home. On World Television Day, it’s worth remembering how TV reshaped not just our evenings, but

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