Objectives

India's real face is its villages. Mahatma Gandhi truely mentioned ‘‘the development of the country depends upon the development of its villages.’’ The same has also been mentioned by a western economic historian Angus Madison. In his book ‘’The World Economy : A lineal perspective’’ he envisaged the thought by saying ‘’India was the world’s biggest economy for ten centuries between first to tenth century.  India’s GDP was 32.9 % of the world GDP in the first century. In the year 1000 the GDP was 28.9 % and it was 24.4% in the year 1700. Therefore, If India was called a golden bird, that was untrue no way.’’ 

Nevertheless, the past proves as long as the village sector was out of the mainstream. The progress rate was always very nominal. Then the situations took turn and then the agriculture proved a scapegoat for the financial recession. Hence, it turned out to be a strong fact that without agriculture progress will not be a fruitful track. The crops on the fields were the hopes during the disappointing phase of economy.

That is why Mahatma Gandhi held that the first wind of progress should take off from thevillages.

To realize the same thought and for sake of the expedient progress of the rural sector, BVC chose the field for its media endeavour.

Our programs also aim to revive the diminishing folk lifestyle and folk art.  

The BVC TV aims to contribute towards innovation in agriculture, environment protection and traditional knowledge. We aim to bring new R&D for the peasants. BVC TV will have an eye on the protection of the fertility of the soil and human health as well. 

It also plays a significant role in bringing awareness in the masses. BVC TV presents itself as a strong medium for shaking hands with the service industry keeping agriculture on its lap.

In nuutshell, BVC TV aims to encourage rural development along with the governmental and non-governmental agencies. This is a honest endeavour towards supporting the humanity as well.