Biden and Trump set for US presidential debate: When and where to watch?

As the United States presidential election draws closer, Joe Biden and Donald Trump are gearing up for the first of two pivotal debates that have the potential to alter the course of the race.
The event, which will be televised, is anticipated to attract a huge viewership and will probably witness an escalation in the increasingly personal attacks between the two campaigns.
In the days leading up to this momentous debate between two former White House occupants, both Trump and Biden have experienced instances that have raised questions about their age, such as occasional verbal missteps or seeming disoriented.
What time is the debate?
The debate will start at 9 pm ET (Friday, June 28, 6:30 am IST). It's being moderated by CNN's Jake Tapper and Dana Bash.
What channel is the debate on?
The debate will be broadcast live on CNN's main network, as well as on CNN International, CNN en Español, and CNN Max. Viewers can also watch the event live on CNN's website without the need to log in. Several other networks have also agreed to carry the debate live.
Where is the debate?
The setting for the first general election debate is CNN's studios in Atlanta. Unlike the Republican primary debates, no audience will be present.
Trump didn't take part in any of the GOP primary debates, so this is his first time on stage this cycle. Biden didn't debate any of the Democrats challenging him, either.