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Chana Jor app launches on Indus Appstore
Mumbai: Chana Jor app, a go-to destination for snackable entertainment content has launched its app on Indus Appstore (an Android app store built specifically for Indian smartphone users), giving users access to a vast selection of apps across categories like gaming, shopping, food delivery and more along with streaming & entertainment apps.
Chana Jor app offers users entertaining, laughable and snackable content as its name suggests. Content resonates with everyday story spanning through various genres, including comedy, drama, love stories and more. It holds a reputation for delivering content that resonates with diverse audiences. With Indus Appstore’s user-friendly experience and deep reach – given its availability in 12 regional languages, Chana Jor app is set to create a seamless and enjoyable experience for viewers seeking a break from the mundane.
Chana Jor app CEO Pratap Jain spoke about this onboarding, “This launch marks an exciting milestone for us, as it broaden our audience reach and offer our engaging content to even more viewers. With this collaboration with Indus Appstore, we’re enhancing accessibility and convenience for our users, ensuring that they can easily enjoy our diverse range of entertainment content.”
Chana Jor is the only all Hindi app in India and world today and this launch aims at bringing Chana Jor’s content reach more households and consumers who wants to enjoy local, regional and even international content being available in their native Hindi language. From stand-up specials to hilarious web series, users can now access a curated collection of laughter-inducing content at their fingertips.
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JioStar-backed crackdown busts illegal IPTV network, three arrested
Police seize Rs 20 lakh, expose piracy ring streaming IPL and OTT content
MUMBAI: A coordinated anti-piracy operation backed by JioStar India Private Limited has led to the arrest of three individuals linked to an organised illegal IPTV network streaming premium television and sports content, including matches from the TATA IPL 2026.
The crackdown was carried out by the Cyber Crime Police Firozabad, which uncovered a piracy syndicate operating under the name “BOS IPTV”. The accused were apprehended across Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Rajasthan, signalling the multi-state footprint of the operation.
Investigators found that the network had built a user base of over 900 subscribers, distributing unauthorised streams of copyrighted content through digital platforms, including messaging apps. Authorities also traced structured financial transactions linked to the operation, with payments routed via QR codes, bank accounts and other digital methods.
As part of the enforcement action, law enforcement agencies seized several electronic devices and financial records. Around Rs 20 lakh connected to the accused has been frozen, highlighting the commercial scale of the piracy network.
The case follows an earlier crackdown on a large illegal IPTV operation and marks an expansion of efforts to dismantle connected nodes within the piracy ecosystem. Officials indicated that investigations are ongoing, with more links in the network under scrutiny.
The complaint, supported by JioStar India Private Limited, has been registered under provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, the Information Technology Act and the Copyright Act.
The development underscores growing collaboration between content owners and law enforcement agencies as India intensifies its fight against digital piracy. With high-value properties like the IPL in focus, the message is clear: the stream may be illegal, but the crackdown is very real.
