After the successful debut of its first Hindi news channel, Times Now Navbharat, Times Network, India’s broadcast Network marks its foray into the Hindi Business News category with ET NOW Swadesh.
Strengthening the Network’s footprint in the language space, ET NOW Swadesh will go live on October 04, 2021.
The Network today unveiled the logo film across its social media platforms.
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