DD India Content Will Now Be Available on Yupp TV in US, UK, Australia

DD India will now be accessible to its viewers by way of an over-the-top (OTT) platform in a number of nations, together with the US, UK and Australia, to place forth India’s perspective on numerous worldwide developments on international platforms and showcase its tradition and values to the world, the federal government mentioned on Monday.

In an announcement, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting mentioned Prasar Bharati has signed a memorandum of understanding with YuppTV, an OTT platform.

The transfer is a part of the general public broadcaster’s “imaginative and prescient” to broaden the worldwide attain of Doordarshan’s DD India channel, it mentioned.

“In pursuance of its imaginative and prescient to broaden the worldwide attain of DD India channel, to place forth India’s perspective on numerous worldwide developments on international platforms and to showcase India’s tradition and values to the world, India’s public broadcaster Prasar Bharati has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with ‘YuppTV’, an over-the-top platform, which is a gateway for tv viewers throughout the globe,” the assertion mentioned.

“With this, DD India is now accessible on the OTT platform of YuppTV within the USA, UK, Europe, Middle East, Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand,” it added.

Through YuppTV, one can watch dwell TV “anytime, anyplace” on the planet, the ministry mentioned. YuppTV has made Indian TV channels “simply and cheaply” accessible throughout the globe, it mentioned.

The content material internet hosting settlement was signed by Prasar Bharati CEO Shashi Shekhar Vempati and YuppTV founder and CEO Uday Reddy, it added.

“DD India, Prasar Bharati’s worldwide channel, is India’s window to the world. The channel, by way of its numerous programmes, presents worldwide viewers India’s perspective on all home and international developments,” the ministry mentioned.

Available in additional than 190 nations, DD India additionally acts as a “bridge between India and the Indian diaspora” unfold internationally, it added.