Close Menu
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram Threads
    TelecomByte
    • Telecom
    • Broadband
    • DTH & OTT
    • Gadgets
    • News
    • Contact Us
    Thursday, 13 August 2026
    TelecomByte
    Home » DTH & OTT » Airtel Digital TV » Airtel Digital TV launches Exclusive CuriosityStream Channel
    Airtel Digital TV DTH & OTT News

    Airtel Digital TV launches Exclusive CuriosityStream Channel

    Lingraj SahuBy Lingraj Sahu06/April/2020Updated:08/June/2020No Comments3 Mins Read
    Airtel Digital TV launches Exclusive CuriosityStream Channel
    Share
    Facebook Twitter Threads Copy Link LinkedIn WhatsApp Email

    In an industry first, over 16 million DTH customers of Airtel can now enjoy award-winning factual entertainment from CuriosityStream over the Free to Air TV channel.

    Airtel Digital TV and CuriosityStream today announced that they have deepened their groundbreaking content partnership to bring premium content from CuriosityStream to TV homes in India. Airtel Digital TV, the DTH unit of Airtel, has launched an exclusive Free to Airtel channel with the full catalog of CuriosityStream’s award-winning factual entertainment films and series.

    The CuriosityStream TV channel (419) will be available to all the 16.5 million-plus customers of Airtel Digital TV and offer massive distribution reach to CuriosityStream.Airtel Digital TV

    This is the first time that TV homes (DTH) in India will have direct access to globally-renowned content from CuriosityStream, which was launched by John Hendricks, the visionary founder of Discovery Channel. CuriosityStream lets viewers explore their passions and discover new ones with thousands of films and series covering space, art, volcanoes, history, travel, cars, architecture, dinosaurs and so much more.

    With unrivaled storytelling and stunning visuals, the CuriosityStream TV channel on Airtel Digital TV showcases exclusive originals, series and features with an exciting schedule of popular titles including:

    • CuriosityStream’s ongoing program, Breakthrough, featuring the special coronavirus series
    • The Emmy Award-winning Stephen Hawking’s Favorite Places
    • Butterfly Effect: Gandhi-The Force of Willpower
    • The Emmy and BAFTA-nominated David Attenborough’s Light on Earth
    • Asia’s Monarchies: Nepal
    • Age of Big Cats

    Sunil Taldar, CEO – DTH, Bharti Airtel said,

    We brought CuriosityStream content to India about six months back on our mobile platform offering our customers the exciting array of exclusive content. Today, we are further strengthening this partnership to become the first and only DTH provider in India to offer the content to customers on their television via the set-top-box enabling an easy access to all the exclusive content to the entire family. As a brand, we are always innovating to expand our offerings with a discerning array of specially curated content to fulfil the preferences of each of our customers and we promise to continue to delight our customers.

    Clint Stinchcomb, President and CEO of CuriosityStream, said,

    Building on the success of our launch on the Xstream app, CuriosityStream is thrilled to have a home on Airtel’s next-gen Digital TV. Airtel is a global leader in finding innovative ways to deliver programming to its viewers whenever and wherever they want it. Now more than ever, viewers are searching for engaging and entertaining factual shows and CuriosityStream is proud to offer our channel to consumers in India who are looking for high-quality programming that ignites their curiosity and can’t be found anywhere else.

    CuriosityStream was first launched on Airtel’s XStream app and website. Building on the success of CuriosityStream on those platforms, both the service and Airtel have strengthened their partnership with this launch on Airtel Digital TV.

    CuriosityStream is a streaming service started by John S. Hendricks, the founder of the Discovery Channel. It first made an appearance in 2015 as dedicated non-fiction and factual content streaming platform. It cost $3 (roughly Rs. 220) a month for standard resolution and $6 (roughly Rs. 450) a month for high-definition. A 4K plan was launched later at $9 (roughly Rs. 680) a month.

    Content from CuriosityStream is also available to Airtel customers on the Airtel Xstream app.

    Airtel Digital TV CuriosityStream
    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Bluesky Threads Tumblr Telegram Email
    Lingraj Sahu
    • Website
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • LinkedIn

    Lingraj is one of the youngest members of TelecomByte, and a recent tech geek convert. When he's not churning out articles, you’ll find him watching sports, exploring new places, and listening to music.

    Related Posts

    JioTag 2 Launched in India With Google Find Hub and Apple Find My Support: Price, Features, and Setup

    04/August/2026

    India Adds 5 Million Mobile Users in June 2026 as Wireless Network Base Reaches 1.28 Billion

    29/July/2026

    Tata Play Drops Shemaroo Umang From DTH Platform: LCN 184 Affected

    27/July/2026
    Add A Comment
    Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

    Recent Posts

    BSNL Vi Infra Sharing Talks Expand to Cover 4G, 5G, and Digital Infrastructure

    By Lingraj Sahu12/August/20267 Mins Read

    The ongoing BSNL Vi infra sharing talks are expanding beyond traditional telecom infrastructure, with Bharat…

    Moto Pad 70 Launched in India at Rs 33,999 With 2.5K Display

    11/August/2026

    Apple Pay India Launch Tipped for October 2026 Without UPI

    11/August/2026

    boAt CineHead F1 Pro Projector Launched in India With Google TV 5.0: Price, Specifications

    11/August/2026

    Subscribe to Updates

    Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business.

    Important Links
    • About Us
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms and conditions
    • Disclaimer
    • DMCA Policy
    • Acceptable Use Policy
    • Cookie Policy
    • Contact Us
    Follow Us
    • Facebook
    • Twitter

    Subscribe to Updates

    Get the latest creative news from TelecomByte.

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.