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Tata Play, a DTH and content distribution platform, has collaborated with National Space India Limited (NSIL) to introduce the GSAT-24 satellite. This initiative is considered to be India’s first demand-driven satellite. The GSAT-24 satellite will be fully operational starting from August 7, 2023.

To officially unveil the satellite’s operations, a launch ceremony will be held at the Regional Office in Delhi. This event will witness the presence of prominent leaders from the broadcast world, as well as senior officials from the space industries. Among the attendees will be Harit Nagpal, the MD & CEO of Tata Play, Radhakrishnan Durairaj, the Chairman and Managing Director of NSIL, Apurva Chandra, the Secretary of MIB (Ministry of Information and Broadcasting), and S Somnath, the Chairman of ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) and Secretary of DOS (Department of Space).

This collaboration between Tata Play and NSIL aims to provide enhanced content distribution and connectivity solutions in India. With the launch of the GSAT-24 satellite, it is expected to significantly improve satellite-based services and meet the growing demands of the Indian market. This development will further strengthen the country’s space industry and contribute to its technological advancements.

The partnership will enable Tata Play to leverage the capabilities of the GSAT-24 satellite to expand its services and reach a wider audience. It will also allow NSIL to enhance its expertise in satellite operations while collaborating with a leading player in the content distribution sector.

Overall, the launch of the GSAT-24 satellite marks a significant milestone for India’s satellite industry and sets the stage for further advancements in content distribution and connectivity solutions.

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