A statement released by Doordarshan said that Mukherjee's visit to China, from May 24 to 27, will lead to an interesting exchange of programmes between the two public broadcasters.
"This exchange of programmes comes under the ambit of an MOU signed in May 2015 when Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese premier Li Keqiang expanded the cooperation between the two countries from films to television co-productions," the statement said.
The future telecast of the selected programmes on the two platforms will be on gratis basis and genres will range from art, culture, education, science, wildlife, entertainment, tourism, adventure sports, news and current affairs along with human interest, development and success stories.
The statement said that DD Bharati channel will telecast documentaries including one titled 'Laughing Meat Balls' based on a theatre group. The documentary highlights the essence of traditional Chinese opera, the release said.