Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to engage in his first television interview with a national news network during the current election season. The exclusive interview, conducted by News18 Network, is scheduled to be broadcast on Monday, April 29, at 9 PM.
The discussion, led by Network18’s Editor-in-Chief Rahul Joshi, alongside News18 Lokmat’s Vilas Bade and News18 Kannada’s Hariprasad, promises a comprehensive exploration of pivotal issues shaping the political landscape of India.
Prime Minister Modi is expected to shed light on the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) ambitious goal of achieving ‘400 paar’ in the upcoming elections, offering insights into the essence of ‘Modi ki Guarantee’ and its implications for the nation, the news channel said in a press release.
The interview is poised to delve into a spectrum of topics, including the Congress manifesto, the concept of wealth redistribution, and the proposed inheritance tax. With the BJP’s anticipated performance in the elections at the forefront, viewers can anticipate a nuanced understanding of the government’s stance on critical issues.
News18 Network, renowned as India’s largest news network, boasts a conglomerate of 20 national and regional news channels, providing unparalleled coverage across the nation. With 15 regional news channels under its banner, the network ensures widespread dissemination of information.
CNN-News18 has consistently maintained its position as the leading English news channel for over two years, while News18 India has secured its position as the primetime leader among Hindi news channels.
This exclusive interview with Prime Minister Narendra Modi promises to offer viewers a comprehensive insight into the nation’s political landscape and the leader’s vision for the future. Tune in to the News18 Network on Monday, April 29th, at 9 PM, for this significant telecast.
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