NDTV has elevated Jitendra Kumar Rambalak Dixit to Senior Executive Editor and Mumbai Head of Input. The network has also appointed Prasanna Joshi as the new Editor of NDTV Marathi.
According to a press release issued by NDTV, Dixit will oversee the network’s newsgathering operations in Mumbai. He will bring together reporting resources across all NDTV channels, coordinate coverage, strengthen the response to breaking news and focus on exclusive and original ground reports.
Dixit previously led NDTV Marathi during an interim period. He brings extensive newsroom experience and a deep understanding of Maharashtra’s political landscape to his new role.
Prasanna Joshi joins NDTV from Pudhari News TV, where he served as Editor. He has nearly two decades of experience across print, television and digital journalism. He has held senior editorial and anchoring roles at ABP Network, Saam TV, Sakal Media Group and Jai Maharashtra. He has also worked with BBC Marathi and Zee Media.
As Editor of NDTV Marathi, Joshi will lead the channel’s editorial strategy and newsroom operations. He will focus on strengthening original reporting from across Maharashtra, covering issues that affect people’s lives and expanding the channel’s television and digital news presence across the state.
Rahul Kanwal, CEO and Editor-in-Chief of NDTV, said Dixit had demonstrated strong newsroom leadership while leading NDTV Marathi during an important transition period. He added that Dixit’s new role would help strengthen the network’s newsgathering capabilities and original reporting. Kanwal also highlighted Joshi’s editorial experience, news judgment and strong connection with audiences across Maharashtra.
The appointments reflect NDTV’s continued investment in editorial talent and its commitment to credible, on-ground journalism and original reporting.
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