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Noor TV is owned by late Prof. Burhanuddin Rabbani's eldest son Salahuddin Rabbani.
Lutfullah Mashal, the spokesman of the National Directorate of Security, accused Ensaf Daily and Tamadon TV [owned by Asif Mohseni] and Noor TV [owned by the Rabbani family] of receiving funds and story ideas from Iran.(20120410)
Background:
Noor Television Network is a Kabul based channel that has been broadcasting successfully in major provinces of Afghanistan since July 2007. Noor TV celebrates Afghan culture, heritage and spirituality by providing programs that inform, educate and entertain. Noor TV wants to unite the many regions of Afghanistan under one Television Network. To this end, Noor TV focuses on educational, cultural and spiritual needs of the viewers by providing an array of culturally appropriate and educationally sound programs.
Noor Television Network operates from its Kabul office as well as Production facilities in Herat, Mazar Shareef and Jalalabad. Additionally, Noor TV has regional marketing offices located in Jalalabad, Heart, Mazar Shareef, Badakhshan and Kandahar. Noor TV's r news reporters are located in Provincial Headquarters such as Balkh, Nangarhar, Parwan, Kapisa, Wardak, Laghman, Farah, Badghis, Samangan, Kandahar, Kunduz, Uruzgan, Nimruz and other parts of the country.
Noor TV first appeared on television screens in the United States and Canada on August 1, 2007, as the first Afghan satellite television station to be broadcasted out of Northern California. Since then, Noor TV has grown to be one of the most popular Afghan television stations in North America.
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Noor TV is located near the East Gate of Naderia High school |
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Kabul |
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Afghanistan |
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info@noortelevision.tv |
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+ 93 202 203 803, + 93 202 203 804 |
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http://www.noortelevision.tv |
The Taliban’s Media Violations Commission announced Tuesday, Apr 16, 2024 that broadcasts of Noor TV and Barya TV have been “temporarily halted” for not adhering to “national and Islamic values.”
Hafizullah Barakzai, a member of the commission, stated that the decision was made during a meeting in Kabul.
Noor TV began broadcasting in 2007 and Barya TV in 2019, both operating out of Kabul.
Officials from the two stations have not yet commented on the suspension.
In the nearly three years since their rise to power, the Taliban have imposed significant restrictions on media operations, particularly affecting the participation of women in the media sector.
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