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Jan 28, 2010
Breaking news: Discovery Networks APAC launches two channels in India
Discovery Networks Asia-Pacific has rolled out two new channels, Discovery Science and Discovery Turbo, in India. The new networks will initially air on the Tata Sky DTH platform, but will soon be available on both analog and digital platforms across the country.
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