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Cable operators' fast enters third day

Staff Reporter

HYDERABAD: The indefinite fast of Master Service Operator Welfare Association seeking withdrawal of the Sun Television Network's decision to convert Aditya and Teja News channel into pay channels entered third day here on Wednesday.

The association claimed support from political parties, film industry and consumer forum activists.

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