MUMBAI: Airtel digital TV, the direct-to-home (DTH) service from Bharti Airtel, has added 14 channels to its bouquet of offerings.
With this, the DTH operator has 164 channels in its menu spread across 11 languages in India.
The new channels include news channels ET Now, DD Bangla, DD Oriya, CNEB News, India News, ETV UP, Asianet News and Indiavision; movie channel Bindaas Movies; music channel ETC Punjabi; and entertainment channels UTV Bindaas, Amrita, Kasthuri and Siripolli.
The company boasts of 45 Hindi, 45 English, 6 Punjabi, 3 Oriya, 13 Tamil, 9 Malayalam, 9 Kannada, 7 Bengali, 3 Gujarati, 7 Marathi, 2 North East and 10 Telugu channels. The new channels are available across various subscriptions plans.
Bharti Airtel VP marketing -DTH Sugato Banerji said, "We are pleased to announce an additional new channels to our bouquet - offering a good mix of news, entertainment, music and movies - something for every member of the Airtel digital TV family."
The new channels have been added automatically to the subscription plans for all new Airtel digital TV customers, while existing customers will have to add the relevant top ups, the company said in a release.
With this, the DTH operator has 164 channels in its menu spread across 11 languages in India.
The new channels include news channels ET Now, DD Bangla, DD Oriya, CNEB News, India News, ETV UP, Asianet News and Indiavision; movie channel Bindaas Movies; music channel ETC Punjabi; and entertainment channels UTV Bindaas, Amrita, Kasthuri and Siripolli.
The company boasts of 45 Hindi, 45 English, 6 Punjabi, 3 Oriya, 13 Tamil, 9 Malayalam, 9 Kannada, 7 Bengali, 3 Gujarati, 7 Marathi, 2 North East and 10 Telugu channels. The new channels are available across various subscriptions plans.
Bharti Airtel VP marketing -DTH Sugato Banerji said, "We are pleased to announce an additional new channels to our bouquet - offering a good mix of news, entertainment, music and movies - something for every member of the Airtel digital TV family."
The new channels have been added automatically to the subscription plans for all new Airtel digital TV customers, while existing customers will have to add the relevant top ups, the company said in a release.