ETV
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ETV may stand for:
Television
- Educational television, the use of television in education
- Enhanced TV, an interactive television application specification
Africa
- e.tv, South Africa
- ETV (Ethiopia), Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation
- ETV Ghana
Asia
- Ekushey Television, a Bangladeshi television channel
- Educational Television (Hong Kong), a programming block
- India
- ETV Andhra Pradesh
- ETV Bal Bharat, Hyderabad
- ETV Bangla, now Colors Bangla
- ETV Bihar, now News18 Bihar-Jharkhand
- ETV Gujarati, now Colors Gujarati
- ETV Hindi, now News18 Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand
- ETV Marathi, now Colors Marathi
- ETV Network, a satellite television network
- ETV News Kannada, now News18 Kannada
- ETV (Telugu)
- ETV Urdu, now News18 Urdu
- NHK Educational TV, Japan
- ETV (Mongolia)
- ETV (Sri Lanka), a terrestrial television network
Europe
- Eesti Televisioon, the Estonian national public television station
- ETV (Greece), now Epsilon TV, a regional television channel
North America
- Mississippi Educational Television, a public broadcasting network in the United States
- South Carolina Educational Television, a public broadcasting network in the United States
Other
- Electric track vehicle, a motorized vehicle in a rail-based conveyor system
- Emergency tow vessel, a type of large tug boat used in ocean rescue
- Electro-Thermal Vaporisation, a inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry technique
- Endoscopic third ventriculostomy, a treatment for hydrocephalus
- Entecavir, an oral antiviral drug used in the treatment of hepatitis B
- Environmental Technology Verification Program of the US Environmental Protection Agency
- e-Tourist Visa, a subcategory of e-Visa for tourists to India
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