Due to Upgration DD's Terrestrial Transmission would be off - DD-1 going to become HD

Due to Upgration DD's Terrestrial Transmission would be off - DD-1 going to become HD

Chennai Doordarshan's Terrestrial Transmission services would be upgraded with Digital Transmitters, a press release here said. Under the eleventh plan scheme, the four Metros, including Chennai and 18 other centres were being upgraded with Digital Transmitters.

The four Metros would be provided with HD TV Terrestrial Transmitters. Presently, the installation of Transmitter and allied equipments are underway and the Antenna instllation works will be taken up soon, the release added. From October 5 to 13 and October 15 t 20, Terrstrial transmission services will be off from 0000 hrs to 0500 hrs. October 14 and 21, the above services will be off from 0000 hrs to 1200 hrs.

However Cable TV and DTH viewers will have continued services of DD-podhigai and other DD-Services without any break while carrying out the antenna installation works

Source: webindia123.com

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Srilanka Tv Channels Contact Address Numbers - Television Stations in Sri Lanka

Srilanka Tv Channels Contact Address Numbers - Television Stations in Sri Lanka  

Art TV

Art TV
ART Television Broadcasting Company (Pvt.) Ltd
(IWS Holdings Group)
IWS Centra
451 Kandy Road
Kelaniya
Tel: +94 11 5394300Fax: +94 11 2906758

TV Derana

Programmes are primarily in Sinhalese.
TV Derana
Powerhouse (Pvt) Ltd
No 05 Skelton Road
Colombo 05
Tel: +94 11 2507396Fax: +94 11 2508233


Extra Terrestrial Vision (ETV)

Extra Terrestrial Vision (ETV)
Vanguard Management Services (Pvt) Ltd
31 Shady Grove Avenue
Colombo 08
Tel: +94 11 4614333Fax: +94 11 4614376


Independent Television Network (ITN)

Independent Television Network
Wickramasinghepura
Battaramulla 10120
Tel: +94 11 2774424Fax: +94 11 2774591

Max TV (MGM Networks Pvt Ltd)

Max TV
221 Stanley Thilakaratne Mawatha
Nugedoga
Tel: +94 11 5551001

MTV Channel (Pvt) Ltd (Maharaja Group)

Operates three networks: Channel One MTV primarily in English, Shakthi TV primarily in Tamil, and Sirasa TV primarily in Sinhalese.

MTV Channel (Pvt) Limited
7 Braybrooke Place
Colombo 02
Tel: +94 11 5340112-5
Fax: +94 11 5340111

Rupavahini

Operates three networks: Rupavahini (Channel 1) primarily in Sinhalese, and Channel Eye / Nethra TV (Channel 2) primarily in English and Tamil, and NTV in English.
Rupavahini
Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation (SLRC)
Independence Square
Colombo 07
Tel: +94 11 2501050Fax: +94 11 2500373

Swarnavahini

Swarnavahini
EAP Networks (Pvt) Ltd
676 Galle Road
Colombo 03
Tel: +94 11 2599650Fax: +94 11 2503788


Telshan Networks (TNL)

Telshan Networks (TNL)
Telshan Networks (Pvt) Ltd
Innagale Estate
Dhampe
Piliyandala



TV Lanka

TV Lanka
Electroteks Ltd
68 Attidiya Road
Ratmalana
Tel: +94 11 4213771Fax: +94 11 4213980

Voice of Asia Networks

Voice of Asia Networks (Pvt) Ltd
Operates Siyatha TV in Sinhala and Vettri TV in Tamil.


Alliance Media Company (PVT) LTD

VARNAM TV Contact Us
No.02, Hunupitiya Cross Road,
Colombo – 02
Sri Lanka

T - +94 11 2 300 755

Website – www.varnamtv.com

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VARNAM TV SRILANKA TAMIL MOVIE CHANNEL Contact Numbers, Address

VARNAM TV SRILANKA TAMIL MOVIE CHANNEL Contact Numbers, Address


Contact Us
Alliance Media Company (PVT) LTD
No.02, Hunupitiya Cross Road,
Colombo – 02
Sri Lanka

T - +94 11 2 300 755

Website – www.varnamtv.com
terrestrial transmission for this channel UHF-46
About Us
Varnam TV is committed to captivate the hearts and minds of viewers from all walks of life through the delivery of entertainment, information and educational content.

Our Mission
As a new station in the Island, Varnam TV is committed to building it's foundations on great entertainment and socially responsible content & programming in order to cement it's position as a high value channel for our viewers, clients, business partners, employees and stakeholders in the community in which we work and live. Our Clients
Through its reach and appeal, clients of Varnam will add more color to their marketing campaigns through a fresh, highly creative and innovative approach to revolutionize the Television Experience in Sri Lanka.

Varnam TV will showcase a great mix of content which will include a wide array of exclusive Blockbuster Films, Infotainment, Tele serials, Music and much more! Through this an innovative approach, this would be the gateway for Advertisers to convey their messages effectively through branding opportunities.

Timing is everything and the time is now to add more color to your life with Varnam-TV!

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Coming Soon Movies on VARNAM TV

Coming Soon Movies on VARNAM TV
VARNAM TV New Tamil Movie Channel Coming Soon Movies List

terrestrial transmission for this channel UHF-46

SRILANKA TAMIL MOVIE CHANNEL

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VARNAM TV New Tamil Movie Channel Started On Srilanka

VARNAM TV New Tamil Movie Channel Started On Srilanka

terrestrial transmission for this channel UHF-46

SRILANKA TAMIL MOVIE CHANNEL

VARNAM TV New Tamil Movie Channel Started On Srilanka, SRILANKA TAMIL MOVIE CHANNEL, VARNAM TV New Tamil Movie Channel Started On Srilanka, SRILANKA TAMIL MOVIE CHANNEL, VARNAM TV New Tamil Movie Channel Started On Srilanka, SRILANKA TAMIL MOVIE CHANNEL, VARNAM TV New Tamil Movie Channel Started On Srilanka, SRILANKA TAMIL MOVIE CHANNEL,

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ajith next movie vetri kondaan

Ajith's next movie titled 'Vetri Kondaan'

KollyInsider readers are aware that Ajith who is currently busy shooting for Vishnuvardhan's next had committed to do a movie with director Siva of Siruthai fame, a few months back. To be produced by Vijaya Productions, on the centenary year of its founder B Nagi Reddy, the film has already raised enough expectations.

The director makes an official confirmation that he has titled the film as ‘Vetri Kondaan’. After going through several titles, the makers of the movie have finalised this title. When asked the reason behind finding such a title, he says that it’s all about the significance of the actor for his journey in the film industry has been very tough and yet he has made a big mark now. It is said that the name of the film suits the image of Ajith and it will have a huge mass appeal. Hence, this name was selected, add sources.

Meanwhile, the makers of Vetri Kondaan have approached Anushka Shetty to play the female lead role. The actress is likely to give the nod for the project. Shiva is currently busy giving finishing touches to the script. A popular director in Telugu with some hit movies to his credit, Shiva hopes he could pull it off with this flick.

The regular shooting of the movie will start in December 2012.

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GSAT-10 successfully launched

GSAT-10 successfully launched

GSAT-10 will be available for user communication by Nov 2012. 

GSAT 10 has finally launched successfully at its scheduled time 2:48 am IST. 

It has to be raised to 36,000 km in the sky. It will take some days for the satellite to actually reach its scheduled orbit and point to 83E. As confirmed by ISRO scientist,

Ariane-5 ECA launcher successfully deployed two communications satellites, ASTRA 2F and GSAT 10, into geostationary transfer orbit from European Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana. Ariane-5 was boosted from ELA-3 zone at 21:18 UTC. Combined launch mass of satellites was more than 9400 kgs.

ASTRA 2F built by EADS Astrium, was released 27 minutes after liftoff. Loaded with 64 Ku and 4 Ka transponders, ASTRA 2F will be placed at 28.2 degrees East in order to meet television demand throughout United Kingdom. Ka-band transponders on ASTRA 2F will provide high- speed internet connections up to 10 mbits for rural areas in Europe.

3 minutes later, second passenger of tonight mission, GSAT 10 was separated from upper stage of the rocket. GSAT 10 is carrying 18 C and 12 Ku transponders for broadcast applications over India. The satellite also consists GAGAN payload for navigational uses. GSAT 10 will be located at 83 degrees East longitude.

The country's advanced communicationsatellite GSAT-10 was successfully launched early on Saturday on board Ariane-5 rocket from Europe's spaceport in French Guiana. GSAT-10, with a design life of 15 years is expected to be operational by November and will augment telecommunication, Direct-To-Home and radio navigation services. At 3,400 kg at lift-off, GSAT-10 is the heaviest built by Bangalore-headquartered Indian Space Research Organisation. It was ISRO's 101st space mission. Arianespace's heavy lifting Ariane-5 ECA rocket launched GSAT-10 about 30 minutes after the blast off from the European launch pad in South America at 2.48 am, prior to which it injected European co-passenger ASTRA 2F into orbit. GSAT-10 is fitted with 30 transponders (12 Ku-band, 12 C-band and six Extended C-Band), which will provide vital augmentation to INSAT/GSAT transponder capacity. It also has a navigation payload - GAGAN (GPS aided Geo Augmented Navigation) - that would provide improved accuracy of GPS signals (of better than seven metres) to be used by Airports Authority of India for civil aviation requirements. This is the second satellite in INSAT/GSAT constellation with GAGAN payload after GSAT-8, launched in May 2011. GSAT-10 was originally scheduled for a September 22 launch, but was deferred after scientists detected a small glitch - one gram of dust - in the upper part of the rocket. GSAT-10 project director TK Anuradha, additional secretary of Department of Space, S Srinivasan and director of ISRO Satellite Centre SK Shivakumar were among key ISRO officials who were in French Guiana for the launch, telecast live by Doordarshan. Shivakumar said GSAT-10 would give an impetus to the 'communication revolution' in India. ISRO chairman K Radhakrishnan was at space agency's Master Control Facility at Hassan in Karnataka at the launch, ISRO sources said. "The MCF has already taken command and control of the heavy satellite", he said minutes after the launch. "By November 2012, we expect to operationalise GSAT-10 and make it available to the user community," added Radhakrishnan, also Secretary, Department of Space and Space Commission Chairman. ISRO said GSAT-10 project is a Rs. 750 crore mission that includes the cost of satellite, launch services by the European space consortium Arianespace and insurance. Arianespace chairman & CEO Jean-Yves Le Gall said at the launch base that ISRO is a highly loyal customer, as the collaboration with it began more than 30 years ago with its Apple satellite's orbiting by the third flight of an Ariane vehicle - an Ariane 1 version launched in June 1981.

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KURAL TV TAMIL CHANNEL COMING SOON - UPCOMING tamil channels list

KURAL TV TAMIL CHANNEL COMING SOON - UPCOMING tamil channels list

KURAL TV TAMIL CHANNEL COMING SOON

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Gsat10 launch postponed to 29 september 2012 At 2:48 a.m.

Gsat10 launch postponed to 29 september 2012

At 2:48 a.m.

on Sept. 29, 2012

Launch Window for Flight VA209 with ASTRA 2F & GSAT-10

Next mission
Ariane Flight VA209
Launch date:	September 28, 2012
Launcher version:	Ariane 5 ECA
Payload(s):	ASTRA 2F and GSAT-10
Customer(s):	SES for ASTRA 2F; Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) for GSAT-10
Mission:	Ka-band and Ku-band next-generation broadcast, VSAT and broadband services for ASTRA 2F; Ku- and C-band relay services, plus GAGAN navigation payload for GSAT-10
Payload prime contractor(s):	EADS Astrium for ASTRA 2F; ISRO for GSAT-10
Launch site:	Spaceport, French Guiana (The Guiana Space Center)

Launch Window for Flight VA209 with ASTRA 2F & GSAT-10
UT	Kourou, French Guiana	Washington, D.C., USA	Paris, France	Bangalore, India
At 21:18 on Sept. 28, 2012	At 6:18 p.m. on Sept. 28, 2012	At 5:18 p.m. on Sept. 28, 2012	At 11:18 p.m. on Sept. 28, 2012	At 2:48 a.m. on Sept. 29, 2012

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