Doordarshan Digishala is a one-of-a-kind initiative launched by the Government of India to promote digital payments across the country. It's a 24/7 free-to-air TV channel managed by Doordarshan (DD) that aims to educate citizens about various digital payment options and their benefits. This initiative was started by Shri Narendra Modi to learn and teach digital things using TV channels in rural and urban areas. It means the government is focusing on digital education for all, without any cost.
What can you learn on Doordarshan Digishala?
Doordarshan Digishala offers a wide range of informative content to help viewers understand and adopt digital payment methods.
- India is learning step-by-step demonstrations on using e-wallets, UPI, USSD, Aadhaar-enabled payment systems, and debit/credit cards.
- Benefits of digital transactions compared to traditional cash-based payments, such as convenience, security, transparency, and speed.
- Information on various government schemes and initiatives that promote cashless transactions.
- Tips for staying safe while using digital payment methods.
- India is learning how to keep safe from cyber fraud.
- Digishala offers channels focusing on skill development, vocational training, and entrepreneurship.
- Doordarshan Digishala channels also have a live broadcast feature, enabling students to engage with real-time educational content.
- Live classes, interactive sessions, and expert-led discussions enrich the learning experience, fostering active participation and knowledge retention.
Doordarshan Digishala offers a comprehensive lineup of 64 educational TV channels, each designed to cater to specific learning objectives and preferences. These channels cover a wide range of subjects, ensuring that students have access to diverse educational resources tailored to their needs.
You can check the Digishala TV channels list and the Digishala TV channel's satellite frequency. These channels can be received using a DD Free dish MPEG-4 set-top box only. If you have an old MPEG-2 set-top box then you can upgrade to an MPEG-4 HD FTA satellite receiver.
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Please add DD Bharati and DD India in your Bengaluru DTT channels
ReplyDeleteI want to watch good old Doordarshan on my 10 year old LCD TV. Which cities have DTT i.e. terrestrial Doordarshan transmission (I believe that is DVB/2 format) ? I am not interested in the satellite tranmission of FreeDish.
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