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Twitter celebrates 61 years of Doordarshan. ‘So many memories,’ tweet people

Doordarshan was founded on September 15 , 1959.

Updated on: Sep 15, 2020, 22:13:17 IST
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Doordarshan holds a special place in the hearts of those who have grown up watching their iconic shows. From Mahabharat to Ramayan, Chitrahar to Malgudi Days, the list is a really long one with different people having their own favourites. So it’s only natural that tweeple got all nostalgic when Doordarshan shared a video of their logo to celebrate their 61 wonderful years.

Here’s what a Twitter user shared. (Twitter/@shrirang_2211)
Here’s what a Twitter user shared. (Twitter/@shrirang_2211)

Doordarshan was founded back in 1959 on September 15 and celebrates its anniversary today. “Celebrating 61 Glorious Years of #Doordarshan!!” says a tweet shared along with the video.

Now people have flooded the comments section of the tweet with their reactions, sharing their memories and thoughts about the iconic channel.

“Ahh golden days,” wrote an individual. “Nostalgic moment when hearing this. Those were golden days in my life. Missing it badly. Words are not enough to express,” shared another.

Here’s what others shared:

Doordarshan revolutionised the television landscape in India.

During the lockdown, Doordarshan brought back classics like Ramayan, Mahabharat, Buniyaad and many others to keep people at home entertained. With such TV shows making a comeback, Doordarshan was among the most-watched channels in India.

Do you also have special memories of watching Doordarshan? Which were some of your favourite shows?

 
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