Samsung TV Plus Expands its Channel Offerings; Adds Four New FAST Channels from India TV Group for Consumers

Samsung TV Plus Expands its Channel Offerings; Adds Four New FAST Channels from India TV Group for Consumers
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Samsung TV Plus, the brand’s free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) service in India, has tied up with India TV Group to launch of four new channels on...

Samsung TV Plus, the brand’s free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) service in India, has tied up with India TV Group to launch of four new channels on its portfolio. As part of this collaboration, India TV Group’s Connected TV (CTV) exclusive channels India TV, India TV Speed News, India TV Aap Ki Adalat, and India TV Yoga are now accessible on the Samsung TV Plus platform. Viewers can now enjoy easy access to extensive high-quality content offerings ranging from news, current affairs, fitness and entertainment.

Samsung TV Plus is a free streaming service that comes pre-installed on Samsung Smart TVs, offering a wide range of channels, including news, sports, entertainment, and more, in select countries. In India, Samsung TV Plus gives viewers access to over 100 live TV channels and thousands of movies and shows, both live and on-demand.

"Samsung TV Plus has been at the forefront of bringing high-quality content via FAST to our viewers. We remain steadfast in our commitment to provide content that our consumers find interesting and useful. The addition of the four new channels from the India TV group impresses upon our vision to deliver quality and diverse content,” said Kunal Mehta, Head of Partnerships, Samsung TV Plus India.

“Our collaboration with Samsung TV Plus opens new and wider avenues for viewers. It is a stepping-stone towards delivering quality and diverse and rich content to the combined audience. We are optimistic that the coming together of India TV and Samsung TV Plus will redefine and improve the experience of online content consumption,” said Amit Kumar Sinha, Chief Strategy Officer, India TV.

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