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G-Sat 15 Satellite Update: SATHEE Replaces Digi Shala India’s prominent communication satellite, G-Sat 15, witnessed a significant reshuffling in its educational broadcasting segment. Multiple Digi Shala channels have been removed, making space for a fresh lineup of SATHEE (Self-paced Active Learning for Higher Education) channels. Let’s explore the full update, what these channels are about, and the technical and educational implications of this change. 📡 About G-Sat 15 @ 93.5° East G-Sat 15 is an Indian communication satellite launched by ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) in November 2015. Positioned at 93.5° East in geostationary orbit, it primarily supports: DTH services (Direct to Home), VSAT networks, Digital TV broadcasting, And government initiatives like education and e-learning. This satellite plays a vital role in the expansion of digital India, especially through initiatives like Digi Shala and now SATHEE. ❌ Channels Removed: Digi Shala 25 to 31 The following Digi Shala channels have left G-Sat 15: Channel NameFrequencyPolaritySatelliteStatusDigi Shala 2511670HG-Sat 15RemovedDigi Shala 2611670HG-Sat 15RemovedDigi Shala 2711670HG-Sat 15RemovedDigi Shala 2811670HG-Sat 15RemovedDigi Shala 2911670HG-Sat 15RemovedDigi Shala 3011670HG-Sat 15RemovedDigi Shala 3111670HG-Sat 15Removed Digi Shala, meaning “Digital Classroom,” was part of a national mission to broadcast educational content through satellite to underprivileged and rural communities. It was…
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In a series of satellite transmission adjustments today, April 19, 2025, several television channels have either commenced or ceased broadcasting on the Bangladesh 1 satellite, located at 119.1° East. These changes affect a variety of entertainment and news providers within the region. 📡 Satellite Channel Update Table – Bangladesh 1 @ 119.1°E Here’s a summary of the key transitions observed at approximately 10:00 AM to 10:20 AM Central European Time (CET): Gaan Bangla (4600 H): This popular music television channel has ceased broadcasting from the Bangladesh 1 satellite. Gaan Bangla, known for being one of Bangladesh’s primary music channels and for its high-definition broadcasts, had a significant viewership. Its departure from this satellite platform will likely be noted by many viewers. It is important to note that Gaan Bangla temporarily went off-air in December 2024 due to unpaid fees but had resumed broadcasting. The reason for this latest cessation on Bangladesh 1 is currently unconfirmed. BTV News Bangladesh (4660 V): The state-owned BTV News Bangladesh has started broadcasting on the Bangladesh 1 satellite. This addition will ensure wider access to the national news channel for viewers receiving signals from this satellite. BTV World (4660 V): Simultaneously, BTV World, another channel…
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