Reliance Digital launches interactive service for kids

Leading direct-to-home (DTH) service provider, Reliance Digital TV (RDTV), has launched an exclusive educational interactive service 'iKids' especially for its young audience.

PTI | April 13, 2011



Leading direct-to-home (DTH) service provider, Reliance Digital TV (RDTV), has launched an exclusive educational interactive service 'iKids' especially for its young audience.

Available at Rs 25 per month, iKids has been designed for pre-schoolers to help boost their developmental skills.

"With the launch of iKids, we are delighted to give our subscribers an ?edutainment? experience that makes learning fun for kids. In the future too, we will continue to innovate and bring effective and entertaining solutions to our audiences," Reliance Digital's CEO, Sanjay Behl, said in a statement here today.

iKids would have fun activities like Find the Number, Math Tree, Play Ball & Under the Sea that contributes to kids learning experience.

With an educational focus, these simple games help kids to identify numbers, pictures, shapes and alphabets in order to enhance their visual skills and intelligence quotient.

Additionally, RDTV has a host of interactive services like iConcerts, iMall, iGames and iCooking on its platform.

iConcerts is a first and only international 24/7 live music concert in Standard and High Definition. While iMall offers a shopping experience of a mall from the comforts of one's home, iCooking allows viewers to get their favourite recipes at just the press of a button.
 

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