Doordarshan Freedish becomes India's largest DTH platform

Doordarshan Freedish becomes India's largest DTH platform

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Category : National Published on: April 04 2022

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  • Doordarshan FreeDish has become the largest DTH platform with reach of more than 43 million households.
  • Prasar Bharati’s DTH service DD FreeDish is the only Free-to-Air Direct-To-Home (DTH) Service where the viewer does not have to pay any monthly subscription fee. 
  • It only requires a small one-time investment of about two thousand rupees for purchase of the DD FreeDish set-top box.
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