NTV (Indian TV channel)

NTV Telugu is an Indian regional Telugu News Channel launched in 2007 along with South India's first devotional channel Bhakthi TV. Telecast 24x7 and watched in many countries, NTV is one of the leading regional channels. With a tagline of 'Prathikshanam Prajahitham' NTV believes news is an important tool in heralding a change in society.

NTV Telugu
Launched30 August 2007
Picture format4:3 (576i, SDTV)
SloganPrathikshanam Prajahitham
CountryIndia
LanguageTelugu
Broadcast areaWorldwide
HeadquartersHyderabad, India
Sister channel(s)Bhakti TV
Websitewww.ntvtelugu.com
Availability
Satellite
Airtel digital TVChannel 906
Dish TVChannel 1673
Tata SkyChannel 1428

NTV Chairman Narendra Choudary Tummala[1] promises that their content and the way of treatment will be different from other channels. NTV’s parent company Rachana Television Pvt.Ltd (RTPL) also owns India's first women's channel, Vanitha TV. All three channels and the digital arm of RTPL are very popular among Telugu diaspora all over the world. NTV Digital presence comprises NTVTelugu.com, various Youtube channels, mobile apps, and social media.

Availability

The channel's live video feed is also streamed on its website, and YouTube.[2]

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References
  1. Narendra Choudary Tummala
  2. "NTV Live Streaming". 11 June 2016.


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