iWorld
Chana Jor app partners with Cloud TV
Mumbai: Chana Jor App, a go-to destination for snackable entertainment content has partnered with Cloud TV OS, a leading provider of advanced Smart TV Operating Systems (OS), to enhance its presence in the connected TV space.
Chana Jor app offers users a delightful gateway to light-hearted content spanning various genres, including comedy, drama, love stories and more. It holds a reputation for delivering content that resonates with diverse audiences. With Cloud TV’s extensive reach and user-friendly interface, this partnership is set to create a seamless and enjoyable experience for viewers seeking a break from the mundane.
Chana Jor app chief executive officer Pratap Jain spoke about the collaboration, “ChanaJor presents an extensive library showcasing original content, from short films and mini-series to TV shows, stand-up comedy, and K-Dramas. Our platform is dedicated to curating snackable and engaging content tailored for Gen Z audiences. Acknowledging the potential of the Connected TV industry, we aim to distribute our content to a wide audience, and Cloud TV is the ideal partner to embark on this journey. Leveraging their robust industry presence and expansive customer network, we anticipate significant growth in the future.”
Cloud TV the chief operating officer (COO) Abhijeet Rajpurohit expressed “We are excited to introduce Chana Jor’s light-hearted and unique content to our Millions of Cloud TV users. Their original content contributes to a refreshing wave in the OTT landscape, positioning itself as the preferred choice for the younger audience. We are also delighted to announce the launch of the Chana Jor App in the CTV industry, and this collaboration not only promises new opportunities for Chana Jor to reach a wider audience but also guarantees enhanced engagement.”
Cloud TV – Being at the forefront of transforming the television experience, are leveraging the power of the smart TV era by offering viewers unparalleled access to a vast array of content. Features include content recommendations, official OTT apps within the Cloud TV App Store, LIVE TV channels, on-demand shows, movies, and more. Our seamless software integration across devices makes us a preferred choice for TV manufacturers/ brands, and our intelligent UI/UX has successfully captivated millions of new smart TV buyers in India.
One of the highlights of the collaboration is the infusion of humour into the streaming platform. Comedy enthusiasts can rejoice as Chana Jor App brings a plethora of rib-tickling content to Cloud TV, providing a refreshing escape from the daily grind. From stand-up specials to hilarious web series, users can now access a curated collection of laughter-inducing content at their fingertips.
The collaboration between Cloud TV and Chana Jor App signifies a commitment to delivering high-quality, light-hearted content to audiences. In conclusion, Cloud TV’s onboarding of Chana Jor App opens the doors to a world of laughter, drama and more, offering users a well-rounded entertainment experience.
iWorld
SEBI flags 1.33 lakh misleading finfluencer posts in 2026
Ministry tells Parliament no AI tracking yet; focus on transparency rules.
MUMBAI: SEBI just dropped a six-figure wake-up call on finfluencers because when 1.33 lakh posts are too good to be true, even the market regulator has to hit mute. The Ministry of Finance informed Parliament that the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has escalated 1,33,000 misleading or manipulative social media posts related to securities to platform providers as of February 2026. The disclosure came in response to questions from MPs Vijay Vasanth and Suresh Kumar Shetka on the growing misuse of social media by unregistered financial influencers.
SEBI is not currently using artificial intelligence tools to monitor such content, the ministry clarified. Instead, it has mandated regulated entities and their agents to prominently display their registration name and number on social media profiles and in all securities-related content, helping investors verify authenticity and distinguish genuine advice from unregistered sources.
The ministry confirmed it does not maintain data on financial losses suffered by investors due to impersonation of registered entities. Grievances can be lodged and tracked via SEBI’s SCORES platform.
SEBI continues to coordinate with social media platforms to address risks from unregistered finfluencers. Violating content is escalated for removal, and enforcement action follows under the regulatory framework.
Earlier, SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey told ANI that the regulator had removed more than 1.2 lakh such posts after identifying “egregious behaviour violating our norms.” He emphasised that sharing financial education is permissible, but misleading investors triggers swift intervention.
In an era where one viral tip can move markets and empty wallets, SEBI isn’t just watching the feed, it’s reminding everyone that when it comes to money advice online, unregistered doesn’t mean unregulated, and a like isn’t the same as due diligence.
