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Star TV cuts subscription rates

NEW DELHI DEC. 9. Star TV today announced a 25 per cent cut in subscription rates, reducing the monthly subscription rate to Rs. 30 for its network, effective January 1.

``Our focus is to provide even better value to our viewers and cable operators across the country. By reducing our price, we believe that cable operators and ourselves can work closer together for the long-term benefit of the households that view our channels every day,'' the Chief Executive Officer of Star India, Peter Mukherjee, said in a statement here.

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