Topic: Times Now
Times Now suspends election results coverage Sunday, says institutions have ‘failed’
The news channel stated it will ‘refrain from covering poll related celebrations as a symbolic gesture’, adding that it will ‘carry flash news updates on the counting’.
Navika Kumar says India caught ‘off guard’, Sudhir Chaudhary says overcome ‘darr ka virus’
A quick take on what prime time TV news talked about.
‘Overvalued shares, expensive ads, false growth projection’ — allegations against Republic TV
An interim forensic audit report of Mumbai Police probe into the TRP manipulation case has alleged financial irregularities by ARG Outlier, which owns Republic TV.
In Times Now Vs Republic TV opera, Navika Kumar ‘killed’ Arnab Goswami with kindness
India win in Brisbane saved viewers from collateral damage of Times Now Vs Republic war.
‘You cannot run maligning campaign’ — HC to Republic, Times Now on Bollywood producers’ plea
Delhi HC Justice Rajiv Shakdher’s bench asks Republic TV & Times Now not to upload ‘defamatory content’ on social media or their channels.
Times Now questions J&K Congress leader’s Biden call, NDTV India on Nitish’s fate in Bihar
A quick take on what prime time TV news talked about.
Bollywood has finally spoken, because Modi selfies aren’t really helping
Would Indians boycott their beloved Bollywood now, just like they boycotted Tanishq, Surf Excel and Snapdeal?
No power at Finance Ministry & what may happen if Amit Shah’s post-poll ‘conscience’ awakens
The best cartoons of the day, chosen by the editors at ThePrint.
Don’t know how to take a U-turn? Learn from TV channels on Rhea Chakraborty and Hathras cases
In both the Sushant Singh Rajput and Hathras cases, men seem to be the victims and have ‘truth’ on their side.
Against the 1000 questions TV news had after Sushant Singh’s death, we have just six
#JusticeForRajput is the popular hashtag on Republic TV and Times Now. But who will look into all the injustices they have committed in the name of 'Breaking News'?
Zomato braces for 50k crore IPO, but only 7% Hindi heartland users order through it weekly
Zomato and Swiggy may seem like ubiquitous brands, but how many people in India’s largest Hindi-speaking states actually know about and use the apps?
Indian companies are going out of their way to help employees ‘heal’ in Covid crisis
Several Indian companies' management had initially opposed lockdowns, which would hurt output and profits. However, the destruction's scale and vaccine shortage forced a shift.
Defence
With formal appointments in, this is how the Department of Military Affairs will function
With uniformed officers being given joint secretary ranks, all files will no longer need to be moved to the Secretary of Dept of Military Affairs for decisions.
Modi govt is in denial & India is back to being a flailing state
Modi government didn’t strengthen the foundations of basic governance in the last 7 years. Now, the PM has retreated and ministers are failing, adding to the Covid disaster.