Amid speculation of Ravish Kumar resigning from NDTV, news anchor clarifies

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Updated At : 05:31 PM Aug 24, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, August 24

Amid speculation of Ravish Kumar resigning from NDTV following Adani’s stake in the channel, the news anchor has issued a clarification via a tweet.

Ravish wrote: “Honourable people, the talk about my resignation is a rumour just like the rumour about Prime Minister Narendra Modi agreeing to give me an interview, and Akshay Kumar waiting for me at the gate with Bombay mangoes. Yours, Ravish Kumar, the world’s first and most expensive zero TRP anchor.”

The Adani group had launched a ‘hostile’ takeover of a 29.18 per cent stake in NDTV on Tuesday, which sparked rumours of Ravish resigning from the channel.

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