Bharat Express, one of India’s fastest-growing national Hindi news channels, has marked a major milestone in its expansion journey by securing a spot on DD Free Dish, India’s largest free-to-air DTH platform. Viewers can now tune in to Bharat Express on Channel No. 69 of DD Free Dish, further strengthening the channel’s promise of delivering credible, fast, and fearless journalism to every corner of the country.
According to an official press release, this strategic move significantly enhances the channel’s reach, especially in rural and remote regions where DD Free Dish enjoys deep penetration and massive viewership. With this addition, Bharat Express is now available across all major DTH and cable platforms, including Tata Play (535), Dish TV (671), D2H (753), Airtel DTH (327), Jio TV (495), Den Network (315), Fastway (308), Hathway (214/212), and NXT Digital (InCable – 314/317).

Commenting on the development, Upendrra Rai, CMD and Editor-in-Chief of Bharat Express News Network, said, “Our presence on DD Free Dish is a testament to our commitment to making quality journalism accessible to every Indian household. This expansion aligns with our vision of being a truly national voice, reaching audiences across geographies and demographics. With DD Free Dish, Bharat Express is set to gain significant reach among the Hindi news viewers which will also be beneficial for our advertisers.”
Since its launch, Bharat Express has built a reputation for delivering sharp, unbiased, and relevant news, rooted in public interest and national concern. Its rapidly growing distribution network has become a reflection of the trust the channel enjoys among its viewers. This latest move positions Bharat Express in line with the country’s most prominent national Hindi news channels, reinforcing its growing influence in the Indian media landscape.
As the channel continues to evolve with a robust mix of editorial credibility and dynamic expansion, its foray into DD Free Dish is expected to further elevate its presence and engagement across India’s diverse viewer base.
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