Airtel Digital TV Added 11 HD Channels Making Total Channel Count to 262

Airtel LogoAirtel digital TV-the DTH service from Bharti Airtel announced that it has added 15 more channels over the last 3 months taking, its Total Channel Count to 262. With this, Airtel digital TV now offers 240 channels in Standard Definition (SD) and 11 High Definition (HD) channels. The 4 new HD channels added include UTV Stars HD, History TV 18 HD, Colors HD, CNBC TV 18 Prime HD taking its True HD channel count to 11.

[advt]Airtel digital TV HD pack is priced attractively at INR 89 per month (inclusive of taxes). The new SD channels added include History TV 18, UTV Telegu Action, Sony Mix, Sahara Samay, Sahara Samay UP and Sahara Samay Bihar. Customers can also choose to go in for the Hindi HD Pack of 4 channels, Star Plus HD, Star Gold HD, Colors HD, UTV Stars HD for INR 35 per month (inclusive of taxes).

Additions Channel Channel No Genre Price (including taxes)
High Definition
1 UTV Stars HD 130 Entertainment 15
2 History TV 18 HD 337 Infotainment 17
3 Colors HD 126 Entertainment 17
4 CNBC TV 18 Prime HD 320 English News 17
Standard Definition
5 UTV Telegu Action 700 Movies 10
6 History TV 18 348 Infotainment 12
7 Sony Mix 388 Music 10
8 Sahara Samay 298 News 6
9 Sahara Samay UP 299 News 6
10 Sahara Samay Bihar 632 News 6
11 Sananda 546 Entertainment 5
12 9x Tashan 659 Music 5
13 Sada 585 Music 5
14 Disha TV 689 Spiritual 5
15 Kolkata TV 539 Entertainment 5

To add any of these channels, customers just need to send an SMS, ‘ADD channel number’ from their registered telephone number to 54325. Alternatively, the customers can order the channels from Self Care on the web- www.airtel.in/digitaltv. The customers also have an option of 3 languages-English, Hindi, Tamil for their Programme Guide, at mere click of a button.

According to Mr. Shashi Arora, CEO – DTH/Media, Bharti Airtel:

“The growth of the High Definition category over the past year together with rising sales of flat panel TVs has added a new dimension to viewing experience. The recent initiatives of broadcasters over the past few months to look at different genres for True HD, has lent a welcome impetus to the process of the entire production, storage and distribution chain moving to HD. We will continue to strengthen our True HD content mix while continuing to bring in more content that suits regional preferences.”

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