Hindi news channel News24 has announced the launch of its brand-new prime time show titled ‘Jo Kahenge Sach Kahenge’, promising viewers sharp, fearless and no-nonsense journalism during the most crucial hour of the evening.
Set to air during the prime time slot, the show aims to bring truth to the forefront with bold questioning, in-depth analysis, and a commitment to fearless reporting.
Jo Kahenge Sach Kahenge’ will focus on top national headlines, political developments, and issues that directly concern the common citizen — all with a tone of uncompromising honesty and journalistic integrity.
The channel has not yet officially revealed the anchor, but sources suggest that the show will be fronted by a known face in Hindi television news. News24, part of the B.A.G. Network, is known for its strong editorial stance and impactful programming, and this new show is seen as part of its broader strategy to revamp prime time and intensify competition in the Hindi news segment.
The channel’s editorial team says the show will not only challenge the status quo but also seek answers from those in power with sharp, direct questions — in line with the show’s title, which translates to “What we say, we say the truth.”
With the upcoming general elections drawing closer, ‘Jo Kahenge Sach Kahenge’ is expected to become a key platform for political debate, accountability, and viewer engagement, adding new firepower to News24’s evening lineup.
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