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NDTV@25
New Delhi Television is, and has been for a quarter century, a pioneer in India’s news television.
It is today the most watched and the most respected news network in India. From the path-breaking
“The World This Week” (nominated as one of India’s 5 best television programs since Independence),
to the first private news on Doordarshan “The News Tonight”, and producing India’s first 24-hour news
channel “Star News”, NDTV has been in the forefront of every single news revolution. NDTV is most
proud of how its work impacts the real world and how it is using its powerful reach to campaign for
and with the people of India. 25 years of dedicated and innovative programming has brought into focus
a number of social issues ranging from the 7 Wonders of India, Save Our Tigers, the Greenathon and
Jeeena ki Asha to Marks for Sports, Support My School and the most recent University Sports
Championships. Seen as an honest, unbiased and fearless crusader, NDTV’s sustained campaigns against
injustice and human rights violations has forced apathetic governments to act, legislation to be
changed and made the nation aware of the power of the people.
Its three news channels NDTV 24x7 (English), NDTV India (Hindi) and NDTV Profit
(Business) continue to raise the standards of journalism with innovative programming
and uncompromising integrity.
Incisive and creative, the channels target the global Indian with news that is credible,
true and fast. NDTV 24x7 is the only English News Channel from India which is beamed
in the UK, USA, Canada, South Africa, Middle East, Australia, New Zealand, Mauritius
and most of the SAARC Countries to reach out to the Indian Diaspora.
Over the years, NDTV has expanded its brand portfolio to seize opportunities in
the ‘beyond news space’ and has step-down subsidiaries: NDTV Lifestyle, NDTV Convergence
(triple play; to exploit the synergies between television, Internet and mobile and
owns the website ndtv.com); NDTV Worldwide offering high end consultancy for setting
up of local television news channels in emerging markets across the world; and a
50:50 joint venture with Genpact, NGEN Media Services (outsourcing of post-production
services and digital asset management).
In 2007 the company launched NDTV Good Times, an up-market lifestyle channel for
the global urban Indian; and used its expertise to launch global channels, Astro
Awani, a channel in Malaysia and Independent Television with Beximco Group in Bangladesh.
NDTV has 23 offices and studios across the country which house India's most modern
and sophisticated production, newsgathering and archiving facilities with award
winning production and creative teams.
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Anchoring Success
NDTV was the brainchild of its Executive Co-Chairperson, Prannoy Roy, and Executive Co-Chairperson, Radhika Roy. Prannoy Roy brought a country to the edge of its seat with his innate knack of translating the complicated facts of election politics and... |
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From the Reel to the Real
Commercial and critical success aside, what the corporation is most proud of is how its work works in the real world. Using its powerful reach to campaign for and with the people of India. |
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Prime Time
NDTV has come a long way since that half hour Friday prime time nugget, achieving the rare double gold-standard of being not only a commercially successful infotainment network in the country, but also the most reputed…. |
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Pioneering News
On a November night in 1988, India turned on its TV to what would become a tube-changing phenomenon. NDTV’s first show, “The World this Week” opened country’s eyes to the world in a way it had never seen before… |
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Beyond News
Commercial and critical success aside, what the corporation is most proud of is how its work works in the real world. Using its powerful reach to campaign for and with the people of India. |
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Beyond TV
Leveraging its broadcasting and programming excellence, NDTV has set-up NDTV Convergence (Digital Media) and NGEN (Media Process Outsourcing) |
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