Aizawl, Nov 7 (UNI) The Hindi serial ''Kasauti Zindagi Kya'' which endeared itself in the Mizo community since last year, has once again come into controversy after several community-based NGOs have decided to put pressure on cable TV operators to stop showing the serial.
Reports from Champhai district today said a recent meeting of NGOs has decided to request the cable TV operators to stop screening the Hindi serial as it allegedly creating ''problems in church attendance and condolence gatherings''.
Apart from this, the NGOs were of the opinion that the Hindi serials propagate the Hindu religion and frequent viewing of them by children could lead them "astray from the Christian religion".
The local vernacular newspapers especially in Champhai had also discontinued printing the translated version of the serial despite the public demand.
At present, the serial is as popular as ever and nearly all vernacular magazines across the state carry a translated version of the serial apart from the dubbing the serial during telecsting by local TV channels.
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Reports from Champhai district today said a recent meeting of NGOs has decided to request the cable TV operators to stop screening the Hindi serial as it allegedly creating ''problems in church attendance and condolence gatherings''.
Apart from this, the NGOs were of the opinion that the Hindi serials propagate the Hindu religion and frequent viewing of them by children could lead them "astray from the Christian religion".
The local vernacular newspapers especially in Champhai had also discontinued printing the translated version of the serial despite the public demand.
At present, the serial is as popular as ever and nearly all vernacular magazines across the state carry a translated version of the serial apart from the dubbing the serial during telecsting by local TV channels.
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