Marathi-language television
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History
General Entertainment Channel (GEC)
Marathi programming on TV started on 2 October 1972 (Gandhi Jayanti) on the state-owned Doordarshan channel. It was originally confined to a two hour slot using a small transmitter that served few TV households.[1]
On 5 August 1994 (Independence Day) Doordarshan launched DD Sahyadri as the first dedicated Marathi-language channel. DD Sahyadri was initially called RLSS Marathi.
On 15 August 1999, Zee Network launched Alpha Marathi which was later renamed to Zee Marathi. This period saw many new channels being launched including ETV's ETV Marathi (2000), Prabhat TV and Tara Marathi. However, both Prabhat and Tara were shut down in 2002.
Star TV started its GEC Star Pravah in 2008 with flagship serial Raja Shivachhatrapati on the life of Chhtrapati Shivaji Maharaj.
News
The Marathi Television got its first round-the-clock news channel in the form of Zee 24 Taas in the year 2007. STAR TV launched its Marathi news channel Star Majha in June 2007, which was later named as ABP Majha from 1 June 2012. Television 18 & Lokmat together formed a joint venture to launch IBN Lokmat in 2008. In 2009, TV9 Maharashtra launched. On 1'st May 2013 another channel launched, namely Jai Maharashtra, by Mumbai based media group Sahana Films.
Film channels
Marathi got its first round-the-clock Marathi movie channel in the form of Zee Talkies[2] in November 2007.
Music channels
9x Jhakaas was the first 24-hour Marathi music TV channel, launched on 31 October 2011.
Sangeet Marathii brand New Marathi music channel
List of Marathi Television Channels
- State owned
- DD Sahyadri - owned and operated by Prasar Bharti - ALL, DD
- Entertainment
- Colors Marathi - a channel by Viacom 18 - ALL
- Saam TV - a channel by Sakal Papers - VD, DS, AT, BG, TS
- STAR Pravah - a channel by Star India Entertainment - ALL
- Zee Marathi - a channel by Zee Network - ALL
- News
- ABP Majha - a channel by Anand Bazar Patrika - ALL
- Garja Maharashtra - IN-CABLE/IN-DIGITAL, DIGI CABLE, MUMBAI
- IBN Lokmat - a channel by News 18 - ALL
- Jai Maharashtra - TS, DS
- TV9 Marathi - a channel by TV9 ltd -DS, AT, VD
- Zee 24 Taas - a channel by Zee News Ltd - DS, VD, TS, AT, BG
- Mi Marathi News - ALL
- Maharashtra 1- a channel by Sadhna group
- Movies
- Aapla Talkies - AT
- Zee Talkies - ALL
- Music
- 9x Jhakaas - VD, AT, DS, TS [3]
- MaiBoli - Marathi comedy, music and movie channel [4] - AT, DS, VD
- Sangeet Marathi - launched on 18 September 2015 - VD, DS, ABS, HW
Radio channels
- Akashvani Marathi (SW/AM)[5]
- Akashvani Mumbai GOLD (100.7 FM)
- Akashvani Mumbai Rainbow (107.1 FM)
- Aapla FM 91.9 SANGLI MIRAJ
- Green FM 904 (Marathi 24 hrs for Sangli and Miraj City only)
References
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- Zee Marathi's, Zee Talkies and Zee 24 Taas official site
- Viacom18's Sonic - official site
- "MAIBOLI" – new Marathi Humor & Music Channel by Shri Adhikari Brothers Groups
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- ↑ zeetalkies.tv
- ↑ 9xjhakaas.in
- ↑ maiboli.tv
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