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Star India Private Limited today announced that it would increase the prices of 16 a-la-carte channels on January 9. For the unaware, Star India and several other broadcasters introduced festive offer on October 11, 2019, as part of which several popular a-la-carte channels were offered at discounted prices. Everyone expected the broadcasters to increase the prices right after the end of the festive season, however, that did not happen. Star India today sent out a press release saying that the festive offer introduced by it back in October 2019 will end on January 8. The prices of the channels will be back to normal on January 9, 2020. DTH and Cable TV operators may implement the increased prices of Star India channels immediately on January 9. For now, Star India has announced the price hike, but we are expecting the other broadcasters to join the list very soon.
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These are the 16 Star India Channels Which Will Receive Price Hike
Star India always stayed on top of the list when it comes to providing discounts on broadcaster packs and a-la-carte channels. The popular broadcaster will increase prices of 16 a-la-carte channels on January 9. Notably, the 16 channels will be back to their original prices which Star India announced earlier in 2019 as part of Trai tariff regime.
The 16 a-la-carte Star India channels in question are Star Plus (Rs 19), Maa TV (Rs 19), Star Jalsha (Rs 19), Asianet (Rs 19), Vijay (Rs 17), Asianet Movies (Rs 15), Star Sports 1 Marathi (Rs 13), Star Sports 2 (Rs 6), Hungama TV (Rs 6), National Geographic (Rs 2), Star Sports 3 (Rs 2), Vijay Super (Rs 2), National Geographic Tamil (Rs 2), National Geographic Telugu (Rs 2), Nat Geo Wild (Re 1) and Star Sports First (Re 1).
