Who are the owners of news channels in India?

Private ownership

Family	Individuals (Past and present)	News media groups and news media outlets (Partial or complete ownership that may have changed over time)
Ambani	Mukesh Ambani	Network 18 Group
Firstpost, CNN News18, News18 India
Agarwal	Ramesh Chandra Agarwal	Dainik Bhaskar Group
Dainik Bhaskar

Who owns most of the TV channels in India?

• Ownership Structure. India TV is owned and managed by Independent News Service which holds 100\% control of the channel. Independent News Service was founded by Rajat Sharma and his wife Ritu Dhawan in 1997.
• Voting Rights. Missing Data.
• Individual Owner. The Sharma Family. 61.7\%

Who is owner of Sony channel?

Sony Corporation
Sony Entertainment Television/Owned by

How many news channels are owned by Ambani?

It operates 2 national general news channels and 14 regional general news channels in several languages under the brand of News18, including the news channels which were acquired by the group from the ETV Network in 2012–2014.

Who is the owner of India News?

India News: India News is owned by Karthikeya Sharma, brother of Manu Sharma who was sentenced to life imprisonment in the Jessica Lal murder case. Karthikeya Sharma owns the ITV Media group that operates many news channels including News X. Karthikeya and Manu are sons of Congress leader Venod Sharma. 7.

Who is the owner of Times of India?

Times group owns Times of India, Navbharat Times, Mid-Day, Stardust, Femina, Vijaya Times, Vijaya Kannada and Times Now News Channel. This giant media group is owned by Bennet & Coleman. An Italian Robertio Mindo has a major share in the company and is a close relative of Sonia Gandhi.

What are some of the best news channels in India?

Its channel DNA India is very famous in India. Through its news, views, analyses, and interactivity, DNA provides viewers with a composite unbiased picture of the city, the country, and the world. It is one of the Top 10 News Channels in India.

What does the Media Ownership Monitor reveal about India’s media ownership?

The Media Ownership Monitor indicates rather the opposite – a significant trend towards concentration and, ultimately, control of content and public opinion. The Media Ownership Monitor analysed 58 leading media outlets with the largest audience shares in India.