Satyamev Jayate (TV series) Indian IT consultancy, was the analytics (insights) partner for this show. Season1 of Satyamev Jayate garnered 1.2billion impressions on the web. It ranked as the most talked about new show on the social media in the world. Gigaom quoted that "Satyamev Jayate, one of India’s highest-rated television shows, is using data as a means to effect meaningful change". Persistent Systems used The Big Data Solution to help Satyamev Jayate keep track of how its viewership is interacting with the show. The show aggregated viewers responses from Social Media (Facebook, Twitter and YouTube), Satyamev Jayate Website (SpeakUp and DisQus) as well
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