VMPL
New Delhi [India], June 29: Seven Colors Broadcasting, a technology company, and Unisys Infosolutions Private Limited, an Indian media company, have teamed up to bridge the gap between their audiences and the entertainment world. They have launched three TV channels on India’s leading digital streaming platforms, JioTV and Jio TV+: Saga Music, Saga Music Haryanvi, and Sikh Ratnavali.
JioTV is a LIVE TV streaming service owned by Jio Platforms Limited, a subsidiary of Reliance Industries Limited, with 1000+ channels in 16+ languages and 12 genres. It is free to download for all Jio sim users and provides LIVE TV and catch-up content from 200+ broadcasters. With its extensive library of popular tracks and its exceptional programming, the three newly launched channels on JioTV will cater to the entertainment needs of the Punjabi and Haryanvi audiences.
Saga Music is a 24 x 7 music channel that will satisfy the diverse culture of Punjab and Punjabis living all over the world. It has a vast catalog of Pop Music, timeless classics, and the biggest stars from the Punjabi music industry. Sikh Ratnavali, the devotional channel, is a 24/7 Shabad Gurbani channel, which has the finest collection of divine Shabad Gurbani Kirtan featuring the top Hazuri Ragis’ and their best renditions. Saga Music Haryanvi is the first Haryanvi channel that showcases different genres of Haryanvi music, from folk, pop, hip-hop, to rap.
Simranjeet Singh, Director of Seven Colors Broadcasting, said, “My initial goal was to create a fully equipped tech company. When a huge studio like Unisys Infosolutions showed their trust in us, I knew that I was headed in the right direction; and finally getting channel space with JioTV and JioTV+ was definitely a huge relief, and my hard work paid off. I truly believe in the power of digital and television. But, this is just the beginning; and there is still a long way to go for us.
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