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Times Now Navbharat reporter Bhawana Kishore has been released from the Ludhiana central jail a day after the Punjab and Haryana High Court granted interim bail to her. This comes amid sharp criticism from several journalist associations, who had hit out at the police for booking the reporter under the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act and for alleged rash driving. Kishore, video journalist Mrityunjay Kumar and car driver Parminder Singh were arrested on Friday after a woman’s hand was injured when their vehicle allegedly hit her. They were accused of using casteist slurs. However, Times Now Navbharat has claimed that the arrests came after a series of “orchestrated events”. The media organisation alleged that Kishore was held without the presence of woman police personnel after sunset and denied legal and telephone access. Kishore subsequently moved the high court challenging the FIR. Kishore was released from prison on Sunday evening, according Ludhiana ACP Rajesh Sharma quoted by PTI. The channel has said that there was a brawl when the trio was on its way to cover an AAP event hosted by Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal and his Punjab counterpart Bhagwat Mann in Ludhiana. It claimed that a group of women in an e-rickshaw hit the vehicle into the journalist’s car, pointing to the possibility of them being “motivated AAP workers”. It also alleged that the police action could be because of the channel’s coverage of Kejriwal’s official residence. Meanwhile, an Indian...

• • • • Times Now reporter Bhawana Kishore walks out of Ludhiana jail after securing interim bail Times Now reporter Bhawana Kishore walks out of Ludhiana jail after securing interim bail Bhawana Kishore was arrested, along with video journalist Mrityunjay Kumar and car driver Parminder Singh, on charges of hitting a woman with their car while she was on her way to the inauguration of an Aam Aadmi clinic. Times Now Navbharat reporter Bhawana Kishore was released on interim bail from Ludhiana Central Jail on Sunday after bail bonds worth Rs 80,000 were furnished in the court of duty magistrate Harmandeep Kaur, according to Kishore’s counsel. Kishore was arrested on Friday evening, along with video journalist Mrityunjay Kumar and car driver Parminder Singh, on charges of hitting an SC woman named Gagan with their car while she was on her way to the inauguration of an Aam Aadmi clinic. The trio also faced charges under the SC/ST Act for allegedly making casteist remarks toward Gagan. Gagan had injuries to her hand and her mobile had also been broken, said the FIR. Congress MP Ravneet Singh Bittu and Debi said ” I made her speak to her father who hails from Gorakhpur. Afterward, she went to Delhi in a private vehicle arranged by her channel.” A statement from Times Now Navbharat said Kishore remained strong while in jail and is ready for her next assignment. Chanchal, the deputy jail superintendent for women’s jail in Kishore’s regular bail hearing will take place in the Punja...

Times Now Navbharat Exclusive: Around Rs 45 crore money was spent on Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal’s official residence, the channel reported on Tuesday. Rs 97 lakh were spent on curtains, Rs 3 crore was spent to import marbles from Vietnam to renovate Kejriwal's residence in Civil Lines area , Times Now Navhbarat reported.

Mumbai: Making a big impact in the as the fastest growing channel in the Hindi News Category on the back of fastest news, exclusive news breaks and most viewed prime-time shows - News Ki Pathshala and Sawal Public Ka. Surpassing its contemporaries with a wide margin, the channel has registered 115% increase in TVTs in the prime-time band. The channel has also achieved an astounding growth of 90% in its video views on YouTube and Facebook in the last Financial Year 21-22. Navika Kumar, Group Editor, Times Network and Editor-in-Chief, Times Now Navbharat said, “We are extremely proud to witness Times Now Navbharat’ s promising growth and strong resonance with the viewers, since its launch. With superior news content and interactive show formats that focuses on issues that directly impact the people, Times Now Navbharat has successfully redefined the Hindi News genre to become the preferred Hindi channel of the viewers on TV and social media. I am confident that these numbers will only further our zest in scaling Times Now Navbharat to new heights and set new industry benchmarks.” Making an indelible mark in the prime-time band with its one-of-a-kind show format, the channel’s 9 pm show News Ki Pathshala has registered a staggering growth in its TVTs with 158% increase, highest in the cohort (BARC| HSM| 15+ Pay| Growth basis AMA in Wk.18'22 Vs Wk.13'23, WD 2100-2200hrs). Recording a consistent increase in viewership on a weekly basis, the show in the latest Week13’23 secured ...