World Television Day 2025

World Television Day 2025

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Category : Important Days Published on: November 24 2025

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World Television Day, observed annually on 21 November, underscores television’s lasting influence in shaping public awareness and global discourse. Established by the United Nations in 1996, the day commemorates the first World Television Forum and highlights TV’s critical role in spotlighting conflicts, development issues and international cooperation. Despite debates over its relevance and concerns about unequal access to television worldwide, the medium continues to serve as a vital tool for education, real-time information and public engagement. As digital platforms evolve, television remains a powerful bridge connecting audiences to global events and policy conversations.

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