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This is an archive article published on March 30, 2020

Shaktimaan set to make a comeback on Doordarshan

In a statement, the Information and Broadcasting Ministry said Doordarshan will be retelecasting five shows - Chanakya, Upanishad Ganga, Shaktimaan, Shriman Shrimati and Krishna Kali.

Shaktimaan, featuring Mukesh Khanna, will be aired for an hour daily on DD National at 1 pm.

After Ramayan, Doordarshan is all set to bring back more of its iconic shows such as Chanakya and Shaktimaan during the ongoing 21-day lockdown to combat coronavirus.

This Sunday, mythological shows Ramayan and Mahabharat started airing on Doordarshan and DD Bharati.

In a statement, the Information and Broadcasting Ministry said Doordarshan will be retelecasting five shows – Chanakya, Upanishad Ganga, Shaktimaan, Shriman Shrimati and Krishna Kali.

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Chanakya, a 47-episode series directed by Chandraprakash Dwivedi, will be telecast daily in the afternoon time bands of DD Bharati from the first week of April.

Upanishad Ganga, a 52-episode series produced by Chinmaya Mission Trust and directed by Chandraprakash Dwivedi, is also scheduled for afternoon slots on DD Bharati from the first week of April.

Shaktimaan, featuring Mukesh Khanna, will be aired for an hour daily on DD National at 1 pm.

Shriman Shrimati, a rib-tickling comedy produced by Markand Adhikari, is scheduled for a comeback on DD National from April in the 2 pm slot.

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Krishna Kali, an 18-episode series, will be aired at 8.30 pm on DD National.

Apart from Ramayan and Mahabharat, other shows that began airing from Sunday are detective series Byomkesh Bakshi, Shah Rukh Khan starrer Circus, Hum Hain Na and Tu Tota Main Maina.

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On Monday, the Information and Broadcasting Ministry issued an advisory to DTH and Cable operators to show all DD channels as well as Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha channels as per the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act.

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Non-carriage of these channels is liable for action under various sections of the act, it said.

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