PTV National

PTV National is a Pakistani basic cable and satellite television channel by Pakistan Television Corporation that broadcasts in regional languages.

PTV National
PTV National logo
Owned byPakistan Television Corporation
Picture format4:3 576i (SDTV)
Country Pakistan
LanguageUrdu
Sindhi
Punjabi
Pushto
Balochi
Hindko.
Broadcast areaPakistan, Afghanistan, Europe, United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Middle East
HeadquartersIslamabad, Pakistan
Sister channel(s)PTV Home
PTV Sports
PTV World
PTV Global
PTV Parliament
WebsitePTV National

PTV National a channel of regional languages of Pakistan has been the core source of providing Entertainment, Infotainment, and News etc. in all the provinces of Pakistan along with 52 Countries all around the world in respective regional languages of Pakistan. The programmes in all major languages of Pakistan, Sindhi, Punjabi/Saraiki, Pushto/Hindko, Baluchi/ Brahvi were telecast with a breakup of 2 Hrs for each province were allocated which were repeated two times in the 24 Hrs transmission.

The channel was created with the vision of fostering a sense of cohesion and harmony among the people of the four provinces of Pakistan. It is viewed around the world. The channel encourages viewer participation in 'Live Programs'. The transmission is divided into four chunks representing and promoting the regional languages in Pakistan i.e. Sindhi, Punjabi, Pushto, Balochi and Urdu.

Programming
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