: Tuesday, January 26, 2021, 9:52 PM IST
Republic TV sends legal notice to The Indian Express over report alleging Arnab Goswami bribed ex-BARC CEO
Republic TV Editor-in-Chief Arnab Goswami
File Photo
In what comes as the latest bizarre development to the alleged TRP scam case, Republic TV has now sent a legal notice to
The Indian Express, claiming the newspaper had alleged in an article that the news channel s Editor-in-Chief Arnab Goswami had bribed Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) s former CEO Partho Dasgupta to manipulate television ratings.
In its notice, Republic TV reportedly claimed that the news report published by
The Indian Express on January 25 had acted as judge, jury, and executioner in breach of journalistic ethics. .
Matka ‘queen’, sister were to be killed at nephew’s wedding this month: Mumbai Police
During the course of interrogation, the accused told the police that on December 10, two of them Mohd Javed and Mohd Darzi had reached the marriage hall in Chembur where Asha’s son was to get married to eliminate the sisters. December 24, 2020 1:29:04 am
Jaya along with five others were convicted for the murder of Suresh in 2013 and awarded life imprisonment. (Representational)
TWO OF the five persons arrested by the Mumbai police for allegedly plotting to murder Jaya Chheda who operates one of the biggest matka gambling networks in the country and her sister Asha, had plans to bump off the sisters on the day Asha’s son was to get married.
500 farmers head to Delhi from Nashik in parallel to 2018 march
While the congregation was not as impressive as the one in 2018, the All India Kisan Sabha, which organised both the marches, said that they expected the numbers to swell as various contingents were expected to join the march on the way. Updated: December 22, 2020 8:21:03 am
The farmers expect numbers to swell as various contingents may join the march on the way. (Express Photo by Deepak Joshi)
OVER 500 farmers, some of them participants of the 2018 farmers’ march to Mumbai, crammed into 70-odd vehicles and embarked on a 1,260-km road journey from Nashik to Delhi to join the protesting farmers.
The woman, during an inquiry by the GRP, has stated that the incident took place after the superior officer made an inappropriate remark that outraged her modesty when she asked for leave to visit a gynaecologist.