D2h to Waive Off One Day Charges for Janta Curfew

Direct-to-the-Home (DTH) service provider, D2h, has announced the extension of account validity of every subscriber by one day. Showing its support towards PM Narendra Modi’s Janta Curfew, D2h is not collecting one-day charges from the users. On March 22, Sunday, Janta Curfew was in place to fight against the spread of Coronavirus in India. D2h says it is waiving off the charges for one day and the same will be adjusted with next recharge. While D2h is part of Dish TV India, there’s no such move from the latter as of this writing. It is an excellent move from D2h, which also shows support towards the government’s decision to impose a nationwide curfew.

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D2h Subscribers Get Free Service for One Day

In a text message to existing subscribers, D2h said “Stay Home. Stay Safe. Stay Entertained. In support of Janta Curfew, d2h extends your account by one day. The same shall be adjusted on your next recharge.” As noted, Dish TV and other DTH operators did not announce any such move. This essentially means D2h subscribers are getting service for free of cost.

D2h announced this move to support Janta Curfew. In order to stop the spreading of Coronavirus, Narendra Modi-led government announced Janta Curfew during which citizens are not supposed to step out from their homes for a period of 14 hours between 7 AM to 9 PM.

Coronavirus to Increase TV Viewership Drastically

Coronavirus will have a bad impact on several industries, however, it is expected to positive changes to the Indian broadcasting sector. In a major move, the government announced another 21-day lockdown period in India and the normal days would only begin after April 14. During these 21 days, all the citizens are not supposed to step out from their houses, meaning they will be glued to the TV screens.