Ravish Kumar strongly denied allegations of his resignation from NDTV

Adani Group has purchased a 29% share in the left-wing media company NDTV. Many conversations have ensued since then, with rumors circulating that anchor Ravish Kumar may depart from the TV channel as soon as the Adani Group acquires NDTV. In the meantime, Ravish Kumar has responded to these rumors. “Honorable public, the news of my resignation is just like Prime Minister Narendra Modi has decided to give me an interview and Akshay Kumar is waiting for me at the gate with a Bambaiya mango,” Ravish Kumar tweeted.

Not only that, but Ravish labelled himself in a tweet as the world’s first and most costly zero TRP anchor. Please be aware that the market for social media debates has been brisk since the Adani Group purchased a share in NDTV. A lot of people are also sharing memes. People’s views on social media are likewise divided. Some have backed Ravish Kumar, describing him as a skilled journalist. Simultaneously, some people are circling Ravish Kumar for selective reporting.

Whatever is going on with Ravish Kumar on social media, the Adani group’s intention to buy a share in NDTV has caused a stir in the stock market. The price of NDTV stock has risen dramatically. NDTV’s shares closed at Rs 366 on Tuesday, but it rose further on Wednesday morning. It is presently worth Rs 388. This year, NDTV stock has increased by more than 300 percent.




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