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INDIA has the second largest population in the world and the one thing that unites the entire population is television. From the rich to the poor, the literate to the illiterate, the uniting factor is TV,” said Bhuvan Lall, executive director of the Indian Broadcaster Foundation in India.  

Realising the huge impact television has on the population, Lall decided to embark on a huge project – producing high quality and entertaining education programmes for the children and youth of his country. 

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