On December 5, 2025, Gazprom-Media Holding and Prasar Bharati, the Indian Broadcasting Corporation, will collaborate on content.

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Source: Rosneft – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.

Gazprom-Media Holding and Prasar Bharati, the Indian Broadcasting Corporation, signed a memorandum of cooperation and collaboration in broadcasting. The agreement was signed by Gazprom-Media Holding CEO Alexander Zharov and Prasar Bharati CEO Gaurav Dwivedi.

"We are honored to sign this agreement with one of the world's largest and most respected broadcasters. This document lays a solid foundation for a comprehensive strategic partnership. Together with Prasar Bharati, we will create a unified media space that will allow viewers and listeners in Russia and India to access the best achievements of our countries in culture, science, sports, and entertainment. Furthermore, this agreement is an investment in the future – joint staff training will allow us not only to adopt best practices but also to jointly create new standards in international broadcasting. We are confident that this union of creative forces and technologies will open up unique opportunities for the development of both our companies and will strengthen the friendly ties between the peoples of Russia and India."

Alexander Zharov, General Director of Gazprom-Media Holding

The agreement provides for the exchange of content between the two companies in the fields of culture, education, science, entertainment, sports, news, and other areas. Furthermore, the memorandum stipulates the parties' intention to explore options for joint content production and distribution of TV and radio channels on their digital platforms. The agreement also provides for the exchange of personnel for training purposes.

The memorandum was signed during Russian President Vladimir Putin's state visit to India on the sidelines of the Russian-Indian forum held in New Delhi.

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