| MUMBAI: BBC World has created a spot buy
opportunity for it's programmes - India Business Report and
The Situation Room in the months of March and April 2003.
Over the next two months, BBC World has come up with a series of
unique video essays on the way forward for the Indian economy in
the India Business Report : India The Road Ahead starting
9 March 2003.
|
Programme
|
Day
|
Time
|
Nos
of spots
|
|
India
Business Report
|
Sunday
9,16,23, 30 March
|
11
am 10 pm
|
4
* 30s
|
|
The
Situation Room
|
Saturday
5 April
|
9
pm
|
2
* 30s
|
|
The
Situation Room
|
Sunday
6 April
|
9
pm
|
2
* 30s
|
|
Hard
Talk
|
Monday
to Friday
|
9
pm to 9:30 pm
|
10
* 30s
|
|
RODP
|
Monday
to Friday
|
6
pm to 12 midnight
|
10
* 30s
|
|
Breakfast
News
|
Monday
to Friday
|
6:30
am to 9:30 am
|
10
* 30s
|
|
ROS
|
Saturday
to Sunday
|
6:30
am to 11:30 pm
|
32
* 30s
|
|
Total
spots
|
|
|
70
* 30s
|
In the programme, four of India’s leading thinkers will offer
a very personal vision of where India should be on the world stage
and provide their own road maps for the journey ahead. The specially
invited dignitaries include venture capitalist and author Gurcharan
Das, Swadeshi Jagran Manch leader Swaminathan Gurumurthy, Professor
Prabhat Patnaik of the Centre for Economic Studies and Planning
in Delhi and Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister, Digvijay Singh, feature
in four unique episodes with their views on India’s road ahead.
In April, BBC World will present The Situation Room. The
events in The Situation Room are fictional. The possible
dangers it presents are not. The programme examines how the world’s
superpowers makes decisions in an international crisis.
The fictional situation is as always - it’s 2004 and India
and Pakistan are at war, both with missiles ready and aimed. The
American president and his top advisors must diffuse the situation.
Filmed in Washington DC, The Situation Room gathers military
experts, strategists and diplomats from the Reagan, Clinton and
Bush Sr administrations to form a response to the stand-off.
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