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About Indian Television

Indiantelevision.com is a trade news portal covering India's television, broadcasting, media and entertainment industry. It reports on broadcasters, channel launches, OTT platforms, ratings, advertising, distribution, regulation and executive appointments, and is followed by people who work in or around the media business.

The audience includes media executives, broadcasters, content creators, advertisers, agency professionals and distribution companies. The listing offers standard and link-inclusive options, giving media and marketing businesses a route to share news within an industry-specific setting. Its coverage of regulation, ratings and distribution is followed closely by professionals working across the broadcasting value chain.

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Articles are published in the publication’s sponsored, partner or brand section and may carry a disclaimer. Publishing is subject to the publisher’s content guidelines.

Who should publish on Indian Television

Especially relevant for broadcasters, OTT platforms, production houses, adtech firms, media agencies, distribution and technology companies serving the media industry. Coverage helps reach decision-makers, partners and advertisers who follow the trade, and suits announcements about new content, partnerships, leadership changes or technology launches. Industry associations and event organisers can also use it to promote conferences, awards and initiatives aimed at media professionals.

Stories that fit

Channel and OTT platform launches
Media leadership appointments and executive moves
Advertising and content partnerships

Key details

Type: Featured in 24 hrs
Region: India
Language: English
Domain authority: 74
Monthly reach: 13.2K
Turnaround: 24 hours
Industries: News & General
Backlinks: 2 (not guaranteed)
Disclaimer on article: No
Article length: Up to 1300 words
Images: 2
Corporate angle: Accepted

Publishing options on Indian Television

Compare the sections, link and label options available on Indian Television.

Option	Type	Details	Price
Indian Television (DF)	Sponsored article	3–4 days · Backlinks: Up to 2 · Do-follow	₹16,950.70
Indian Television This option	Featured in 24 hrs	24 hours · Backlinks: 2	₹22,000

How it works

Add to cart and pay online in rupees or dollars – you get a GST invoice.
Send your article for this site from your dashboard (or we can help you write it).
We check it against the publisher’s rules and send it for publishing.
Get the live link by email and in your dashboard – usually within 24 hours of approval.

FAQs about publishing on Indian Television

How much does it cost to publish on Indian Television?

₹22,000 + GST per article for “Indian Television”. Other options on Indian Television range from ₹16,950.70 to ₹22,000, depending on the section, links and labels. You pay online and get a GST invoice.

How long does it take to get published on Indian Television?

Usually 24 hours after your article is approved. Timelines depend on the publisher’s schedule, and we email you the live link as soon as it’s up.

Will my article on Indian Television be marked as sponsored?

No disclaimer is added by the publisher for this option.

Do I get a backlink from Indian Television?

Yes – this option includes 2 backlinks, link type: not guaranteed (the publisher decides do-follow or no-follow). The publisher has the final say on links in the article.

Will my article on Indian Television be indexed on Google?

It depends on the option and the publisher’s section. Most articles on Indian Television are indexed by Google, but indexing is decided by Google and can’t be guaranteed. Ask us if search visibility is important for your story.

Can you write the article for me?

Yes. Send us your announcement or key points and our editors can prepare an article that follows Indian Television’s guidelines, or you can submit your own draft for review.

What kind of stories suit Indian Television?

Channel and OTT platform launches; Media leadership appointments and executive moves; Advertising and content partnerships.