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Karnataka HC stays switch to digital TV till April 5

April 01, 2013 02:42 pm | Updated November 16, 2021 10:09 pm IST - Bangalore

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Bangalore: 27/03/2013: Youngsters enjoying the new television experience with the introduction of set top boxes. Children like set top boxes as there is better clarity, more information on programmes and a detailed menu. The government has mandated digitisation of cable TV from analogue to digital by end of this month. Photo: G. R. N. SOMASHEKAR.

Bangalore: 27/03/2013: Youngsters enjoying the new television experience with the introduction of set top boxes. Children like set top boxes as there is better clarity, more information on programmes and a detailed menu. The government has mandated digitisation of cable TV from analogue to digital by end of this month. Photo: G. R. N. SOMASHEKAR.

The Karnataka High Court on Monday asked the authorities not to discontinue analogue signals to televisions in Bangalore and Mysore till April 5.

Justice S. Abdul Nazeer passed the order while extending earlier interim order by which authorities were directed to continue analogue signals till today. As per the Union government notification analogue TV signals in Bangalore and Mysore city were to be discontinued from April 1, 2013 and signals to be in digital form through set top box.

The court extended the time to April 5 as the Union government sought time to file objections.

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