Bengaluru, Jan 23: Opposing the new cable policy by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), the Cable TV Operators Associations have decided to suspend the Cable TV services on January 24 from 6am to 10pm.

Cable Operators Association state president Patrick Raju said that it was decided to stop cable TV services across South India in the interests of customers and cable operators.

So, the service would be stopped in Karnataka also. Not only South India, the service would also be hampered even in some states of North India. Already, the customers were informed about the decision through media. TV channels were being stopped for one day as a symbolic protest. The central government should rollback its decision. Otherwise, the cable operators would have to intensify their protest, he warned.

Currently, the customers were paying less amount and view more channels. But if the price is revised, the customers have to give more money to view a few channels. Even in viewing the TV channels, it would discriminate the viewers. So, the central government should rollback its decision immediately, he demanded.

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Mumbai: Ahead of the IPL 2025 clash between Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bengaluru, RCB star batter Virat Kohli opened up about his long-standing bond with Rohit Sharma. Despite past media rumours of a rift between the two, Kohli reaffirmed the mutual respect and strong professional relationship they share.

In a conversation on the RCB channel, Kohli said, “Playing alongside someone for such a long time naturally leads to a strong bond, especially when you share so much of your understanding of the game. In the early years, we were constantly learning from each other and growing in our careers simultaneously.”

He further added that over the years, they had built trust and often found themselves on the same page while making decisions in leadership roles. “Reflecting on our long careers, we are both grateful and proud of the journey we've shared. The consistency and memories we’ve built together have been incredibly fulfilling,” he said.

Kohli and Rohit have played crucial roles in Indian cricket’s success over the past 15 years. While rumours of discord often emerged, both have consistently denied them and maintained professionalism on and off the field.

Meanwhile, Mumbai Indians will aim to register their second win of the season as they host RCB at the Wankhede Stadium. Led by Hardik Pandya, MI have so far won just one out of their four matches, while RCB have two victories in three games.