In one-of-a-kind initiative, Rajasthan’s No.1 News Channel, first India news and Bharat24, Nation’s fastest growing National Hindi News Channel, joined hands with film actor Govinda as the celebrity host for their initiative Super Indian Rajasthan.
The gala event, that was held at The Ananta in Udaipur on Sunday Evening, recognized and honoured extraordinary individuals for their exemplary work and contribution towards the vision of New India.
Govinda, for the first time on any news channel, in his new avatar hosted multiple panel-discussions deliberating on topics that are imperative to Nation’s growth and enhance its global image.
The star panelits included Aprameya Radhakrishna, Co-founder and CEO, Koo app, Samir Sethi, VP, Marketing, PolicyBazaar, Shreyans Mehta, Co-Founder, Aayu App and other distinguished speakers.
The event was hosted by top leadership of First India News and Bharat24 including Editor-in-Chief & CEO, Bharat24 and CMD, First India News, Jagdeesh Chandra, newly appointed Managing Editor of Bharat24, Shamsher Singh, Chief Business Officer & Strategic Advisor to Board, Manoj Jagyasi and First India News Editor Jinendra Singh Shekawat.
The event was graced by esteemed guests including CP Joshi, Speaker of the Rajasthan Assembly, Shri Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar, former royal family member of Mewar and Shri Dhiraj Srivastava among other luminaries.
While speaking at the event, Jagdeesh Chandra, Editor-in-Chief & CEO, Bharat24 and CMD, First India News, said, “While First India News and Bharat24 continue to raise social concerns, it is imperative to encourage individuals who are making extraordinary contribution towards the Vision of New India”.
Manoj Jagyasi, Chief Business Officer & Strategic Advisor to Board, said, “Kudos to the team for curating and successfully implementing such a grand event for the channel. I would also like to thankour partners for their continuous support for our endeavours. I am pleased to inform that the second edition of Super Indians is scheduled to be held in the second week of January’23 in New Delhi.”
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