Fashion TV pulled off the air in India

Fashion TV was to be pulled off the air in India on Friday after falling foul of obscenity laws by broadcasting bare-breasted models during a show last year for Sony PCGA-BP2V battery ,sony vgp bps2c battery officials said.The satellite channel has been suspended for nine days starting Friday and will be blocked from 7pm local time (1330 GMT), the Information and Broadcasting ministry said.

In a programme aired in September 2009, the channel showed "women with nude upper body which was offending (sic) against good taste and decency," a statement said.This is the second time the ministry has suspended the channel for displaying too much flesh in conservative India, which has strict censorship rules of Sony VGP-BPS2C battery .

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