Udupi: Prime TV Studio and Office Inaugurated at Moodubelle

By Eugene DSouza
Bellevision Media Network

Udupi/M’Belle, 12 Apr: The Prime TV Studio, Office and Control Room were inaugurated in the premises of Old Canara Bank Building, Main Road, Moodubelle on Friday, 12 April 2019 at 10 am by  Sri Isha Vittaladasa Swami of Kemaru Sandeepana Peeta. Rev. Fr. Clement Mascarenhas, Parish Priest of St. Lawrence Church, Moodubelle blessed the studio and other facilities.

 

Speaking at this occasion, Sri Isha Vittaladasa Swami said that he was happy to inaugurate the Prime TV facilities in a village such as Moodubelle as the village based studio would be able to give true and wide coverage to the lives and problems of poor people living in rural areas. He wished well to all the persons connected with managing and running the Prime TV facilities.

 

In his message, Rev. Fr. Clement Mascarenhas said that media plays an important role in the lives of the people. Propagation of truth should be the core principle of any media. He made an appeal to the personnel connected with Prime TV to report news and broadcast other programmes truthfully and serve the society with honesty and sincerity.

 

 

The inauguration of the Prime TV facilities was attended by  Dayananda K, Shetty, Dendoor-President of Shirva Rotary Club, Harish Shetty-Pimpri-Chinchwad Tulukoota Sangha President, Mrs. Sujata Suvarna-member of Udupi Taluk Panchayat, Shivaji Suvarna-membeer of Belle Grama Panchayat, Adv. Santosh Kumar, partners of Prime TV-Anil Alva and Roopesh Kalmady and others.

 

The inaugural programme was compered by Maxim D’Sa who also welcomed and proposed the vote of thanks. 

 

Prime TV  has four news telecasts-Good Morning Karavali at 8 am, News at 1 pm, News Bulletin at 4 pm and Night at Karavali at 7pm.  Besides the news thePrime TV will telecast programmes such as Health Care, Prime Kiladigallu, Sapta Swara, Yaksha Dhruva, Target, Nonda Badhuku, Annadataru(Agriculture), Movie Show,  Yogasana, Theen Patthi, Mussanje Maathu, Janabhipraya, Bhavishyavaani, Bhaktidhaama and Aduge Mane.