Why just TV? Why not YouTube too? Haasan digs
The Makkal Needhi Maiam requested that the videos be made available on a YouTube channel, praising the legislature's live coverage of the proceedings. The legislature's first sitting of the new year began yesterday at the Art Gallery. At a meeting of the legislature that opened with the governor's keynote address, the AIADMK and vizag parties walked out in protest of the governor's speech. The second day of the legislature's question-and-answer session was televised live to the public.
For the first time in tamil Nadu's history, many people have applauded the live transmission of Question Hour to the public. "It is wonderful that the Makkal Needhi Maiam (MNM) has continued to stress that the legislature has gone live," the Makkal Needhi Maiam, led by Kamal Haasan, tweeted today. Congratulations to the tamil Nadu government. The administration should make certain that all legislative proceedings are aired and that the films are posted on the YouTube channel.
Question Hour is being broadcast live for the first time in the history of the tamil Nadu Legislature. The PMK party has stated that it is the people's democratic right to know their operations without censorship. They were the first to pledge and insist that the proceedings be televised live and in full four times a year for a total of at least 100 days. In that sense, the live question-and-answer session is enjoyable.
For the first time in tamil Nadu's history, many people have applauded the live transmission of Question Hour to the public. "It is wonderful that the Makkal Needhi Maiam (MNM) has continued to stress that the legislature has gone live," the Makkal Needhi Maiam, led by Kamal Haasan, tweeted today. Congratulations to the tamil Nadu government. The administration should make certain that all legislative proceedings are aired and that the films are posted on the YouTube channel.
Question Hour is being broadcast live for the first time in the history of the tamil Nadu Legislature. The PMK party has stated that it is the people's democratic right to know their operations without censorship. They were the first to pledge and insist that the proceedings be televised live and in full four times a year for a total of at least 100 days. In that sense, the live question-and-answer session is enjoyable.