New Delhi: Very soon, you will be able to watch a slew of TV channels on your GPRS-enabled mobile phone.

Time Broadband Services (TBSL) announced Saturday it would launch its services in India later this month to provide 15 digital entertainment and news channels on cellular phones.

"Everything is going digital and everyone is on the move. With this new concept, you do not have to wait to get back home to catch the breaking news. It will be there just a click away from you," TBSL senior vice president Irfan Khan told IANS.

"Our channels will be entertainment based verticals for both Bollywood and news based channels," he added.

Though TBSL will initially launch only 15 channels, their target is to raise this to 99.

According to Khan, the company has tied up with the Film and TV Producers Guild of India for entertainment content, with the Indian Music Industry (IMI) for music content and with Sony Pictures for Hollywood content.

"For news-based content, we are planning to tie up with news agencies like Reuters," he added.

The service is already available in Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and China.

Mumbai-based TBSL is funded by Dubai Ventures and has been in the Indian market for past 19 years as a producer of feature films, and TV serials and music creation team. It was among the first Indian entities to have ventured into the convergence space between telecommunication and entertainment.