Pakistani television Pakistani television AAJ TV is 24 hour Pakistani entertainment Television Channel. AAJ in urdu means "Today". ...more on Wikipedia about "AAJ TV"
ARY Digital is a popular South Asian television network based in Dubai, UAE. It also has studios in London and Pakistan. Most programmes cater to the needs of South Asians, especially the Pakistani community. The channel also brings Urdu programmes and Urdu songs by Pakistani singers who rock the South Asian subcontinent. ...more on Wikipedia about "ARY Digital"
CNBC Pakistan is the first international business channel in the country to report the entire gamut of markets and financial activities at the international and national level on a minute-to-minute basis throughout the day to the discerning viewers of the country. ...more on Wikipedia about "CNBC Pakistan"
Geo TV or GEO Television is a Pakistani television network. It broadcasts Urdu language television direct from Pakistan. Its programming includes interactive infotainment programs, daily serials such as "Jo baat ghar main hai", children's programs, top of the hour news broadcasts all day every day, and current events programs. ...more on Wikipedia about "Geo TV"
Hum TV is news, sports and entertainment television network. It is popular amongst young generation as it has shows targeting youth. ...more on Wikipedia about "Hum TV"
The Pakistan Television Corporation (PTV) is the state-run television service in Pakistan, and has been on the air since 1964. ...more on Wikipedia about "Pakistan Television Corporation"
PTV National broadcasts regional language programs. It is a 24 hour channel. ...more on Wikipedia about "PTV National"
PTV World News is 24 hour news channel. It is providing news to Urdu speaking communicate all over the world. ...more on Wikipedia about "PTV World News"
Quran TV (QTV) is religious TV, producing program related to Islam. ...more on Wikipedia about "QTV ARY"
The Musik is 24 hour Urdu/English Music Channel. ...more on Wikipedia about "The Musik"
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