Explanation:

Television Rating Points (TRPs) represent how many people, from diverse socio-economic categories, watched which channels for how much time during a particular period of hours/days/week/months.

• TRP is used to calculate the viewership of TV channels determined by the data from Bar-O-meters placed in selected empanelled households which are representative of different socioeconomic categories of the country.
• Television ratings in turn influence programmes produced for the viewers. Better ratings would promote a programme while poor ratings will discourage a programme. It also has commercial impact as program/channel with higher ratings is able to attract more and profitable advertisements.
• Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) India is a Joint Industry Company founded by stakeholder bodies that represent Broadcasters, Advertisers, and Advertising and Media Agencies.
• The I&B Ministry notified the Policy Guidelines for Television Rating Agencies in India in January 2014 and registered BARC in July 2015 under these guidelines, to carry out television ratings in India.

Hence both statements are incorrect.