To get a copyright license for playing Bollywood music on your radio, you need to contact the "Phonographic Performance Limited (PPL)" in India, which manages the rights for pre-recorded music, and apply for a public performance license through their official website, providing details about your radio station and the intended usage of the music; you may also need to contact individual music labels depending on the specific Bollywood songs you want to play. 

You need to take permission from T-Series or other authorities PPl and IPRS they issue licenses by paying their fees

you can apply to the Indian Performing Right Society Limited (IPRS) or Phonographic Performance Limited (PPL

2)  The official website is at the following link:https://www.iprs.org/ and PPL https://www.pplindia.org

3) annul license fees have to be paid in advance for playing recorded music on your radio channel 

To legally play Bollywood music on your radio channel without copyright issues, you need to obtain the necessary licenses from the rightful copyright owners. Here’s how you can do it:

1. Obtain a License from IPRS: The Indian Performing Rights Society (IPRS) manages the rights of lyricists, composers, and music publishers. You need to apply for a public performance or broadcasting license from IPRS.

2. Secure a License from PPL India: The Phonographic Performance Limited (PPL India) represents record labels like T-Series, Sony Music, and others. If you are playing recorded Bollywood songs, you must obtain a PPL license.

3. Direct Licensing from Record Labels: Some music labels may require direct licensing. For instance, T-Series, Saregama, and Sony Music may have specific policies for radio channels.

4. Check with Novex Communications & Tips Industries: Companies like Novex Communications handle the licensing for some record labels separately, so you may need an additional license.

5. Royalty Payments: Depending on your audience size, revenue model, and broadcast region (online or FM), you will need to pay royalties as per the licensing terms.

6. International Broadcasting Considerations: If your radio channel is available outside India, you may also need to comply with international licensing agencies like ASCAP, BMI, or PRS (for UK).

To proceed, contact IPRS (www.iprs.org), PPL India (www.pplindia.org), and relevant music labels to get the required licenses. Unauthorized use of Bollywood music without a proper license can result in legal action, copyright strikes, or penalties.

Dear Sir, 

You can get the authoirty from the concered license holder like T series, shemarroo, venus music for the same to play on your channel. 

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2) Facebook users are expected to respect intellectual property rights. This means not uploading, sharing, or distributing subject that you do not have the necessary rights or licenses to use. This includes copyrighted photos, videos, music, articles, and any other creative works.

3) in you tube Creators should only upload videos that they have made or that they're authorised to use. That means that they should not upload videos that they didn't make, or use content in their videos that someone else owns the copyright to, such as music tracks, snippets of copyrighted programmes or videos made by other users, without necessary authorisations.

SIr/Madam, 

it is informed that there are appropriate laws applicable to youtube and facebook live. In most of the cases they are applied by the concenred channel. 

Both platforms have strict copyright policies and enforcement. 

Streaming copyrighted content without permission can lead to legal action, including account suspension and penalties. 

1. 95 per cent owners of musical works are members of Indian Performing Right Society Ltd which regulates granting licenses in their works.
   
2. You need to take license for use of the musical works of its members through Society.
3. Such license is given by execution of agreement on a bond paper of 100 rupees. No registration is required. Simple agreement  is sufficient.
4. You need to mention the geographical are of use of musical work by you as if you do not mention the  area, your right  will be restricted to only India.
5. You need also to mention duration of license as in the absence such mention, you can use the  work only for five years.
6. 
   The Society has reciprocal arrangements  with several International Copyright Societies of various countries like U.K., U.S., Malaysia, Australia, Germany, Singapore etc. You can also obtain license from copyright owners from abroad.
   
7. You can profitably refer to a book written by me “Intellectual Property Rights” published by leading publishing house of Asia.

iIts applicable wherever you play the said music for commercial purpose