Indiavision

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Indiavision Satellite Communication Limited
Image:Indiavision.jpg
Type	Cable television network
Branding	Indiavision
Country	India
Availability	Indian sub-continent, Sri Lanka, China, South East Asia, Middle East
Key people	Dr. M. K. Muneer(Chairman)
Launch date	2003
Website	http://www.indiavisiontv.com www.indiavisiontv.com]

Indiavision is an Indian news channel in Malayalam. It was the first full fledged News Channel in Malayalam. It has its registered office in Kochi. Indiavision started telecasting in 2003 under the chairmanship of Dr. M. K. Muneer, a leader of Indian Union Muslim League. Eminent Writer M. T. Vasudevan Nair is the Chief Programme Consultant. Jamaludheen Farooquee is the Resident director. Nikesh Kumar is the Executive Editor and CEO of the news channel.

Indiavision launched its second channel, YES (Youth, Entertainment & Sports) on February 14, 2007.

List of News Anchors & Journalists

Nikesh Kumar, Bhagat Chandrashekharan, Anupama, Rani Nikesh Kumar, Vijayakumar, Anil, Nasir are some of the journalists working there

External links

Official site

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