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MUMBAI: United Kingdom broadcast regulator Ofcom has studied several episodes of Times Now’s nightly show ‘The Newshour’ from last summer, which was broadcast during the rising tensions between India and Pakistan over Kashmir.
At the time of Ofcom’s investigation between August and September 2016, this programme was presented by the then Times Now editor Arnab Goswami. Each edition typically featured two debates, each of approximately an hour’s duration. The show was telecast live from India at 16:30 each weekday, and then repeated at 21:00 in UK. Goswami was accused of being biased towards India in the debates.
To continue reading - Arnab's 'The Newshour' lands Times Now in soup in UK | Indian Television Dot Com
At the time of Ofcom’s investigation between August and September 2016, this programme was presented by the then Times Now editor Arnab Goswami. Each edition typically featured two debates, each of approximately an hour’s duration. The show was telecast live from India at 16:30 each weekday, and then repeated at 21:00 in UK. Goswami was accused of being biased towards India in the debates.
To continue reading - Arnab's 'The Newshour' lands Times Now in soup in UK | Indian Television Dot Com
