Programming includes educational material on the Sikh gurus and Guru Granth Sahib.

Coverage was extended to the surrounding areas such as West Bromwich and Wolverhampton the following night.

[5][6] This coverage included sequences of guerrilla journalism, most notably footage of the reporting team transporting a police officer in their vehicle in pursuit of looters while live on air.

[7] The popularity of the coverage led to Sangat TV presenter Upinder Randhawa's Twitter following jumping from 600 users to about 4,000 users in one night,[2] as well as having over 4,000 followers to a fan page on Facebook called "Upinder Randhawa from Sangat TV is a Legend".

[8] Prime Minister David Cameron hailed Sangat TV's contribution as "an example of a media company's commitment to social responsibility".