Times Network is hosting a two-day Times Now Summit 2026 in New Delhi, bringing together top policymakers, global leaders and industry voices for discussions centred on India’s future growth trajectory. The theme for this year, ‘Celebrating Times Now @ 20, Shaping India @ 100’, marks two decades of Times Now while looking ahead to India’s centenary as an independent nation.

According to a press release issued by Times Now, the two-day summit, scheduled for March 26-27 is designed as a platform for meaningful dialogue, featuring keynote addresses, panel discussions and debates that reflect the evolving narrative of India’s development and its role on the global stage.

The event will see participation from a wide spectrum of influential voices, including Amit Shah, Ashwini Vaishnaw, Hardeep Singh Puri and Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu. Political leaders such as Akhilesh Yadav and Manish Sisodia are also part of the lineup, alongside personalities from sports and entertainment including Harmanpreet Kaur and Kriti Sanon.

Adding a global dimension to the discussions, international representatives such as Lindy Cameron and Juan Antonio March Pujol will also take part, contributing perspectives on India’s positioning in a rapidly changing world.

A key highlight of Day 1 was the unveiling of Times Network’s new brand identity, signalling its evolution beyond a traditional broadcast platform to a broader gateway connecting India with the world. The rebranding aims to reflect a more integrated and dynamic approach to storytelling and global engagement.

Over two days, the summit will focus on evaluating progress, identifying emerging challenges and discussing actionable solutions across sectors. With conversations spanning governance, economy, technology and culture, the event aims to capture both the opportunities and complexities shaping India’s journey towards becoming a developed nation.

As it marks 20 years of Times Now, the summit reinforces its position as a platform for high-impact conversations, bringing together diverse voices to exchange ideas and contribute to shaping India’s path to 100 years of independence.