Coming Soon to Break the Mould on a Screen Around You
The government on Tuesday approved media stalwart Rajat Sharma’s next 24-hour news channel, India TV Wiz. The approval means that Mr Sharma’s Independent News Service (INS) can now launch his next dream project, a premium news channel in Hindi and English.
Wiz is the first [...]
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Congress general secretary Digvijay Singh, facing a barrage of questions from India TV Editor-in-Chief Rajat Sharma in AAP KI ADALAT, has said that Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar had, by and large, a secular image, and the only question mark about him was his present alignment with the BJP. ‘But every thing will depend on [...]
The India TV-C Voter opinion poll conducted between April 3 and 11 among more than 30,000 respondents has thrown up a projection leading to a photo-finish between the Congress-led UPA and the BJP-led NDA. The poll has also been analysed under four distinct scenarios.
The UPA is projected to win 187 seats and the NDA is [...]
Rajat Sharma’s New-Media Arm Lives up to Recession-Proof Image
Rajat Sharma’s India TV Interactive (ITVI) has acquired controlling stake in Studio Brahma, a one-stop design development and production major with clients across graphic design, web design, multimedia and 3-D animation.
The acquisition is in line with Mr Sharma’s “no pink slips, no pay cuts” announcement earlier this [...]
India TV chairman and editor-in-chief Rajat Sharma has been named as the “Hero” of a nation-wide survey on the movers and shakers of the Indian Media during 2008. The survey was conducted by leading Hindi daily, Hindustan of the Hindustan Times group.
The survey asked readers to sms their choice of “Hindustan ke Hero” for the [...]
News Channels Hit Record Viewership During Elections
The first phase of the Indian elections is over with the Congress emerging as a winner in Delhi, Rajasthan & Mizoram. As the elections and counting were being carried out, thousands of Indians were glued to their television sets, eyeing the fate of the political parties, waiting and reacting [...]
