DD Punjabi

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DD Punjabi is a public service television channel that broadcasts in the Punjabi language, primarily serving audiences in India. Its programming typically includes news bulletins, cultural and religious programming, music-based shows, and coverage of regional festivals and events. The channel also airs Punjabi films, documentaries focused on local history and traditions, and educational content aimed at rural and urban viewers alike. As part of India’s Doordarshan network, DD Punjabi is available through cable and satellite platforms across the country, with some content also streamed online via the Doordarshan digital platform.

Sanjh Suran Di
Trước
19:30–20:30
Sanjh Suran Di
Sachi Bani
Hiện tại
20:30–21:15
Sachi Bani
3m left
Teri Meri Tu Tu Main Main
Tiếp theo
21:15–21:30
Teri Meri Tu Tu Main Main
Lịch phát sóng
Hulle Hulare
18:30 - 19:00
Hulle Hulare
Talented Punjabi musical artists sing various energetic songs and enthral the audience with their mesmerising performances.
Shabad Lok
19:00 - 19:30
Shabad Lok
The host interacts with eminent literary experts, providing a comprehensive insight into their personal life and professional achievements.
Sanjh Suran Di
19:30 - 20:30
Sanjh Suran Di
A group of talented folk music artists sings traditional Punjabi songs and performs a number of dances to enthral the audience.
Sachi Bani
TRỰC TIẾP 20:30 - 21:15
Sachi Bani
A comprehensive compilation of some of the famous devotional songs dedicated to Sikh gurus written and composed by renowned artists from around the world.
Teri Meri Tu Tu Main Main
21:15 - 21:30
Teri Meri Tu Tu Main Main
Talented stand-up comics entertain the audience with their wit, funny sketches, and impersonations of famous personalities.
Kavishree/Dhadiwarran
21:30 - 22:30
Kavishree/Dhadiwarran
A compilation of hymns, verses and devotional songs, sung by Sikh devotees in praise of God to invoke His blessings, is presented.
Aasa Di Vaar
22:30 - 00:00
Aasa Di Vaar
A comprehensive collection of stanzas composed by the founder of Sikhism, Guru Nanak Ji, played during the early morning service.