DD Odia is the Odia-language channel of Doordarshan, the Indian public TV broadcaster. It was launched in 1994 as DD6 and renamed in 2000 (see footnote).
The channel was known as DD Oriya in 2011, when the name of the Indian state of Orissa was changed to Odisha, and the Oriya language spoken there was renamed to Odia.
1994–2006
2006–2013
2006–2011
2011–2013
2013–present
Footnote
- In 1994, Doordarshan launched a number of channels in Indian regional languages. They were originally numbered from 1 through 18[1]; they were renamed in 2000. (Most were renamed to the corresponding language; in the case of DD Podhigai, DD Saptagiri, DD Sahyadri and DD Girnar, they were named after hill ranges in the state where the language is spoken, while DD Chandana was named after sandalwood, a major produce of the state of Karnataka.)
| Television channels (Doordarshan):
National channels: Regional channels: Terrestrial channels in Northeastern India: DD Assam | DD Tripura | DD Manipur | DD Mizoram | DD Meghalaya | DD Sikkim | DD Kohima | DD Agartala Terrestrial channels in rest of India: DD Jammu | DD Goa | DD Puducherry | DD Hissar | DD Chandigarh | DD Port Blair | DD Ladakh | DD Leh | DD Panaji | DD Raipur | DD Rajkot | DD Ranchi | DD Shimla | DD Sindhi Defunct channels: Free satellite TV service: Radio stations (All India Radio): News agency:  |