Times Now Navbharat HD is not in race for TRP, says Times Network MD and CEO MK Anand

The channel was launched on Sunday with a positioning, Ab Badlega Bharat, Banega Navbharat, amidst high decibel launch inauguration

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Times Now Navbharat HD is not in race for TRP, says Times Network MD and CEO MK Anand

MK Anand, MD and CEO, Times Network, on Sunday said that Times Network's Hindi news channel 'Times Now Navbharat' is our effort to convey people’s correct and accurate message to the government and vice versa. He was speaking at the launch of Times Network’s hindi news channel 'Times Now Navbharat HD'.

Speaking to Navika Kumar, Editor-in-Chief of Times Now Navbharat, Anand said, “I hope and believe that people will appreciate Times Network's Hindi news channel 'Times Now Navbharat'. We believe that news has the power to make an impact on our society and also help make it a better place to live in.”

He further said that Times Network is not part of “TRP race” and that it works only for the welfare of the country and its people.

“In the world of English news channels, we have been running country’s leading news channel 'Times Now’ with the same resolution for the past 16 years. Issues which we raise at Times Now, they become a topic of discussion among people the next day and reason for a change in the society and political circles. We are not part of any TRP race. We work tirelessly on such issues and news which are in public interest and also contribute to the welfare of the country and the society. This helps us get TRP organically,” he said.

He asserted that a “new India” will emerge only when key and important issues are raised in a right manner, and also when there is a proper communication between people of the country and the government.

“Times Now Navbharat is our effort to ensure this only. We hope you will continue to love and trust us. We and you will bring about a change in the country together and make a “Navbharat” (new India),” he said.

Times Now Navbharat was launched on Sunday with a positioning, Ab Badlega Bharat, Banega Navbharat, amidst high decibel launch inauguration.

The channel also released its brand manifesto written by Prasoon Joshi in the form of a print ad in Hindi speaking markets.

The manifesto:

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