DD Sports is Doordarshan's free-to-air sports channel. An HD version was temporarily launched for the 2010 Commonwealth Games, which was hosted by India.

Contents

1 1998-2002
2 2002–2009
3 2009–2013
4 2013
5 2013–2018
6 2018–present

1998-2002

DD Sports Launched On 1998 Replacing DD Movie Club

2002–2009

2009–2013

2013

The wordmark was briefly written in DIN rather than Arial in late 2013.

2013–2018

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2018–present

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V • T • E

Television channels (Doordarshan):

National channels:
Hindi generalist: DD National ^HD, DD Bharati and DD Retro | Sports: DD Sports | Hindi and English news: DD News ^HD and DD India ^HD | Parliament: Lok Sabha TV and Rajya Sabha TV | Specialised Hindi channels: DD Kisan (agriculture) | DD Gyan Darshan and DD Roshini (educational)

Regional channels:
Tamil: DD Podhigai | Telugu: DD Saptagiri and DD Yadagiri | Kannada: DD Chandana | Malayalam: DD Malayalam | Marathi: DD Sahyadri | Bangla: DD Bangla | Odia: DD Odia | Gujarati: DD Girnar | Punjabi: DD Punjabi | Hindi heartland states: DD Uttar Pradesh, DD Madhya Pradesh, DD Himachal Pradesh, DD Bihar, DD Rajasthan, DD Uttarakhand, DD Chhattisgarh and DD Jharkhand | Urdu and Kashmiri: DD Urdu and DD Kashir | Northeastern states: DD Northeast and DD Arun Prabha

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:
DD Metro | DD Movie Club

Free satellite TV service:
DD Free Dish

Radio stations (All India Radio):
Vividh Bharati | FM Rainbow | FM Gold
Other local stations have no logo.

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