MATV India would be carried by cable operators in various parts of Asia, including India, uplinked by Thaicom 5.
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During 2006, MATV attempted to launch the UK's first Asian adult channel, called Kama Sutra.
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On 2 November 2008, Harjap Singh Bhangal confirmed rumours that MATV was in talks to start a 24 hour free-to-air Punjabi religious channel called Sukrit.
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The majority of programmes were based locally such as talent show Manoranjan, news show Leicestershire In Focus and coverage of religious events in the city such as the Diwali celebrations on Belgrave Road (also known as the Golden Mile) and Melton Road which are the biggest Diwali celebrations outside India and Vaisakhi's Nagar Kirtan.
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