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Pakistani television news channel

Television channel
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PTV News HD
PTV News logo used until 2021
CountryPakistan
Broadcast areaPakistan, Worldwide
HeadquartersIslamabad, Pakistan
Programming
LanguageUrdu
Picture format1080p (16:9, HDTV) MPEG-4
Ownership
OwnerPakistan Television Corporation
Sister channelsAJK TV
PTV Bolan
PTV Global
PTV Home HD
PTV National HD
PTV Sports HD
PTV World
History
LaunchedAugust 14, 2007; 19 years ago (2007-08-14)
Former namesPTV World
Links
Websiteptv.com.pk/ptvNews
Availability
Terrestrial
AnalogueUHF band
Streaming media
Live StreamingWatch Live

PTV News HD is a 24-hour Urdu News channel owned by the Pakistan Television Corporation. It also broadcast as Terrestrial television. PTV News is a cable and satellite news channel launched in the face of tough international competition. Its tagline is "Truth with Responsibility".

In May 2021, PTV News started broadcasting on YouTube, with high-definition streams launching in June 2021.[1]

Programmes

  • Riaasat
  • Capital View
  • 10 Tak
  • Shahrah e Dastoor
  • 45 Minute
  • Sochna Hoga
  • Sach Kay Sath
  • Aaj Ka Pakistan
  • Khabar Ki Khabar
  • Samaaj
  • Dunya Kay 7
  • Brunch Talk
  • Subh e Pakistan
  • Baat Karobar Ki
  • Economy in Focus
  • Qanoon Bolta Hai
  • Sports 360
  • Badal Raha Hai Pakistan
  • Current Affairs Special
  • KPK Diary
  • Balochistan Hour
  • Explore Kashmir
  • Kashmir Magazine
  • Kashmir Report
  • Kabul Hour
  • Cabinet Hour
  • Parliament Roundup
  • Meri Awaz
  • Pak China Express
  • Real Pakistani
  • Khabarnama
  • Sheh Surkhiyan
  • Arabic News
  • Shina News
  • Balti News
  • Kashmiri News
  • Gojri News

Viewpoint

PTV News has been accused of maintaining a positive bias toward the government and failing to cover opposition parties or to invite party representative to participate in its talk shows.[2]

See also

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