Swarga TV Live

Siyatha TV from the inception of its operations in Sri Lanka catered to the objective of providing quality entertainment and information to the masses of Sri Lanka through innovative formatting.

The variety of programming aimed at families were well received by the television spectators of Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka Rupavahini (TV) Corporation, the State Television stands for the benefit of all Sri Lankans. We do recognise the peoples diversity of expectations, values , interests and needs.

We reach our target groups in Sinhala, Tamil and English languages. Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation (SLRC) was created by an Act of Parliament on 23 rd January 1982, established on 14th February 1982 and commissioned transmission on 15th February 1982.

SLRC aims to provide the best possible programmes to satisfy the needs of its viewers for informative , educational and family oriented entertainment.

The Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation, the National Television Network was commissioned on 15th February 1982, expanded its studio and transmission facilities in 1986 and rehabilitated most of the original equipment using digital technology in 1998 under three grant aid projects from the Government of Japan. its studio complex is situated in Colombo the commercial capital of Sri Lanka. 

Sri Lanka Rupavahini (TV) Corporation, the State Television stands for the benefit of all Sri Lankans. We do recognise the peoples diversity of expectations, values , interests and needs. We reach our target groups in Sinhala, Tamil and English languages. Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation (SLRC) was created by an Act of Parliament on 23 rd January 1982, established on 14th February 1982 and commissioned transmission on 15th February 1982.

SLRC aims to provide the best possible programmes to satisfy the needs of its viewers for informative , educational and family oriented entertainment. The Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation, the National Television Network was commissioned on 15th February 1982, expanded its studio and transmission facilities in 1986 and rehabilitated most of the original equipment using digital technology in 1998 under three grant aid projects from the Government of Japan.

its studio complex is situated in Colombo the commercial capital of Sri Lanka. The complex comprises of a Master Control Room, four Studios, two Dubbing Studios, Digital Post Production Unit, two Analogue Post production Units, several editing suites including Non Linear Editing and four Outside Broadcast vehicles.

Shraddha TV (සුපහන් සිත) is a broadcast and internet television station in Kaduwela, Sri Lanka, providing Spiritual Educational shows.

Shraddha TV focuses on Buddhism, especially the teachings of Gautama Buddha, from its main monastery in Polgahawela, Sri Lanka. Shraddha tv can be watched twenty-four hours a day via Peo TV channel number 99 and Dialog TV channel number 27 in Sri Lanka.

Shraddha TV is a Buddhist television channel broadcasted from Sri Lanka. The main objective of Shraddha Rupavahini is to convey to the world the sweet Sri Dhamma preached by the King Arahat Samma Sambuddha. The aim of Shraddha TV is to inspire the wisdom of penetrating the world in order to create a humanitarian ethos that will soften the hearts and minds of people.

In addition to making Sri Dhamma a reality, Shraddha TV also performs various social services to heal people. Shraddha TV

Kalvi TV Channel 1 is a television channel based in Colombo, Sri Lanka, that is carried under the DAN Television name. Also known as Dish Asia Network, the service broadcasts Tamil-language movies, television series, news and community information for Tamil-speaking viewers. Its programming is described as general entertainment. The channel is aimed at audiences who follow Tamil-language content.

The live broadcasts of this channel play on this page when the channel is on air, and otherwise the page links to its official live stream. Tamil-speaking viewers in Sri Lanka can follow the Kalvi TV Channel 1 schedule through this page.

Haritha TV is a Sri Lankan entertainment channel broadcasting in 4K Ultra HD in the Sinhala language. Its programmes focus mainly on agriculture, and it also broadcasts shows about folk arts, nature, heritage and local culture. The channel is regarded as Sri Lanka's first exclusive television channel launched with the aim of promoting sustainable agriculture. Its genres include lifestyle and culture, reflecting its focus on rural and traditional life.

Viewers can watch Haritha TV here whenever its live broadcasts are on air, and the page links to its official live stream at other times. The channel is a Sinhala-language service from Sri Lanka, suited to viewers interested in farming and local heritage.