The Agartala Press Club felicitated 14 children of journalists for passing the Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations with flying colours. During the event, held at the Press Club hall on Saturday, June 13, all the students received a cash prize and a memento, informed Pranab Sarkar, President of the Press Club. The event was attended by Agartala Municipal Corporation Mayor and MLA Dipak Majumder, along with members of the Press Club and the proud parents of the children.    

Dhaval Rabadiya has been appointed as Business Director – Integrated at WPP Media. Prior to this, he served as Account Director – Digital Marketing at SRV Media.  Rabadiya began his career as a Business Analyst Intern at SRV Media and progressed through various roles within the organisation.  With over eight years of experience in driving measurable marketing growth across progressive leadership roles, he has now joined WPP Media.  Announcing his new role, Rabadiya said, "I'm excited to begin my new journey as Business Director at WPP Media. In this role, I will lead strategy and operations for leading portfolios across both digital and traditional media."​ "With over eight years of experience in media and marketing, my work lies at the intersection of integrated media planning, cross-functional execution, and AI-led marketing transformation. I also write and speak about how AI is reshaping integrated marketing in the Indian market.

The Agartala Press Club has come forward to extend financial aid of Rs 50,000 to ailing tribal journalist Manish Debbarma. The assistance will help Debbarma undergo hand surgery. Speaking to Influencing, Chitra Roy, Vice President of the Agartala Press Club, said, "It was the least we could do in helping a member of our fraternity." She further said that several people had come forward to offer support. "On behalf of the Press Club, we have been doing our best to help journalists, especially those battling health concerns, and will continue to do so," she said.

NDTV has come out on top of the Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2026, leading India's rankings on both television and digital, a result the broadcaster is treating as confirmation of its reach in an unusually crowded market. Published by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford, the report ranks NDTV 24x7 as the most-watched news channel and ndtv.com as the most-read news website among the survey's respondents. It is the sixth consecutive year NDTV has held the top reach position in the Institute's India data. On television, radio and print, NDTV recorded 33 per cent weekly use, clear of BBC News (28 per cent), The Times of India (27 per cent) and Hindustan Times (24 per cent). Republic TV and India Today followed on 23 per cent each, with public broadcaster DD India on 22 per cent. The Hindu, Times Now and Dainik Bhaskar tied at 20 per cent, ahead of All India Radio (18 per cent), The Indian Express (16 per cent), CNN-News18 (15 per cent), CNBC-TV18 (14

The Bombay High Court has upheld an interim order restraining Express Publications (Madurai) from using the “The New Indian Express” brand outside the territories permitted under settlement agreements within the Indian Express Group.  According to sources, a division bench dismissed the appeal and upheld a single-judge order granting interim relief to The Indian Express. The dispute arises from post-split arrangements following the death of founder Ramnath Goenka, governed by a 1995 Memorandum of Settlement and a 2005 agreement, which allow limited territorial use of “The New Indian Express”.  The case was triggered after an event titled “The New Indian Express – Mumbai Dialogues” was held in Mumbai, outside the permitted regions.  The court held that such use breaches the consent decree, may dilute the “Indian Express” trademark, and continued the interim restraint pending

  Wednesday, 17 June 2026 #1  ·  Times City  ·  In-depth feature Delhi EV Policy: Miles To Go By Ashutosh R & Abha Gandhi   ·   The Times of India  ·  Page 6 An in-depth investigation into why two-wheeler riders in Delhi are hesitant to switch to electric vehicles despite the city's EV policy. The story uses comparative data on costs, charging infrastructure gaps, and subsidy structures to explain the slow adoption, and frames the policy's distance from reshaping one of India's largest two-wheeler markets. The story combines original data visualisation on e-scooter versus petrol bike economics with on-ground consumer sentiment, offering a genuinely analytical policy audit rather than a press-release summary. #2  ·  Front Page  ·  Breaking news Govt: Telegram To Be Blocked Till Day After NEET Retest By Yaumitha Vali   ·   The Times of Ind

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