During the esteemed Republic India Economic Summit held in New Delhi on December 5th, Republic World unveiled its latest addition, R. Business, a specialized channel dedicated to delivering comprehensive business news.
The event witnessed the grand reveal of the channel’s logo, officiated by prominent dignitaries including Hardeep S. Puri, Minister of Petroleum; Abhikant Kant, G20 Sherpa; Mohan Das Pai, esteemed economist; and Arnab Goswami, Chairman and Editor-in-Chief of Republic Media Network.
R. Business aspires to offer extensive coverage across various business sectors, encompassing financial markets, industries, goods and services, and the BFSI sector. With a mission to provide diverse and inclusive business news, the channel aims to cater to the dynamic landscape of India’s economic realms.
The launch signifies Republic World‘s strategic expansion into the business domain, leveraging its expertise in delivering comprehensive and in-depth news coverage. R. Business is poised to become a significant player in the business news sphere, providing audiences with a holistic understanding of India’s economic pulse.
The channel’s commitment to delivering nuanced insights and comprehensive reporting across diverse business verticals sets the stage for an engaging and informative addition to the media landscape, promising to keep viewers abreast of the ever-evolving economic dynamics within the country and beyond.
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