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Narendra Modi's TV channel 'Namo Gujarat' Ready to Go Live

Test signals of Narendra Modi’s election-time TV channel are now
available on the TV set through the Gujarat Telelink Private
Limited (GTPL) cable network.
GTPL cable TV network is spread across the state, and it has
powerful reach in most of the parts of Gujarat. GTPL has started
showing the test signals of Narendra Modi’s TV channel ‘NaMo
Gujarat’ in current affairs slot.
Modi’s team is taking the help of one private non-Hindi TV channel
for smooth run of ‘Namo Gujarat.’ Many politicians in various
states of India own their own TV channels. Some political parties
too have their own channels.
Modi’s channel is different however, because it is not a satellite
channel and doesn’t fall under the license norms therefore. Modi’s
channel runs exclusively on cable network. Eventually this channel
of course can be enhanced to satellite channel status to explore
the option of reaching out to DTH viewers (but who would give
license to Modi’s channel, till the time UPA is in power?)
The test signals at present contain repeat run of Modi’s
Surendranagar speech. During the 2007 Gujarat assembly elections,
Modi had started ‘Vande Gujarat’ IPTV channel which also was
functioning through the cable network. The quality of ‘Vande
Gujarat’ was not upto the mark however.
This time the team Narendra Modi is trying its best to run the
channel as per the highest standards in TV industry.
By deshgujarat
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