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Jun 17, 2009
STAR Plus tops with 266 GRPs
STAR Plus has moved back to its number one position in week 24 with 266 GRPs. (HSM, CS 4+, TAM). Colors, which was at the top last week, comes second this week in the Hindi GEC race with 232 GRPs. Zee TV is steady at its number three position this week with 221 GRPs. NDTV Imagine comes next with 104 GRPs. Sony is at the fifth spot with 82 GRPs.Other numbers for week 24 include SAB at 66, STAR One at 52, Sahara One at 32, STAR Utsav at 23, 9X at 21 and Real at 14.Track GECs’ performance in 2009:
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