India's state television and radio will broadcast the Games following the deal, worth 20 million rupees ($424,630/?465,705), a Prasar Bharti official said.
The deal gives the corporation exclusive rights for terrestrial and satellite broadcasts as well as the internet.
The Games - which will have competitions in athletics, boxing, field hockey, tennis, shooting, soccer, swimming and weightlifting - are due to be held from November 3-11.
Prasar Bharti said it would negotiate with the Asian Broadcasting Union and networks in Africa to beam the Games in the two continents.
Reuters
India's state broadcasting corporation, Prasar Bharti has won exclusive rights to broadcast the first Afro-Asian Games scheduled in New Delhi in November.
