150 Direct Reception Systems in carefully selected villages, 12 talk-back terminals installed at block headquarters plus one studio and earth station at the ISRO campus in Ahmedabad. TV sets have been installed in community buildings accessible to a majority of people.

Health, education, political development, economic development.

The project broadcasts development-oriented programmes to reach viewers every evening and conducts training for village development functionaries and participants such as teachers, anganwadi (village level/urban slum-based day care centres run by the government under the Integrated Child Development Scheme) workers, hand pump mechanics and panchayat (local village government) members. Talk-back systems are used to get feedback from viewers as well as development workers. The evening telecasts provide communication support to field development activities. They cover a wide range of issues: health, education, watershed management, agriculture, forestry, Panchayat Raj (local, decentralised village level governance) and cultural heritage. The programme also uses a wide variety of formats from specific factual information to dramatised stories to promote attitudinal and behavioral change.