News18 Gujarati, the leading Gujarati news channel, has achieved a remarkable milestone by garnering an astonishing 416 million views on YouTube and Facebook in the month of July.
This outstanding performance solidifies News18 Gujarati’s position as the most-watched news source on digital platforms in Gujarat, according to a press release from the news channel.
The channel achieved a notable 318 million views on Facebook and an additional 98 million views on YouTube, as reported by reliable analytics tools including Crowdtangle, Tubebuddy, and Social Blade.
Consistently occupying the top spot in Gujarat for the past 30 weeks, according to BARC ratings, News18 Gujarati’s digital success now complements its broadcast dominance. The channel’s unwavering commitment to delivering news with integrity and authenticity has contributed to this significant achievement.
News18 Gujarati’s dedication to accuracy, reliability, and viewer satisfaction has set new standards in regional media. The channel’s exemplary coverage of exclusive breaking news and its steadfastness in presenting accurate information, even during challenging circumstances, have earned praise from its widespread audience.
As News 18 Gujarati continues to champion truth and integrity, it stands firm in its mission to provide the people of Gujarat with unwaveringly reliable news and updates.
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