Times Now, India’s leading English news channel, reaffirmed its status as the nation’s Election News Headquarters during the 2024 Maharashtra and Jharkhand Assembly Elections, securing an impressive 38% market share during the counting week (Source: BARC | Megacities | NCCS AB 22-50 | Wk.48 2024). This achievement underscores the channel’s unparalleled credibility and its ability to deliver incisive and engaging election programming.

During Counting Week prime time, Times Now further solidified its dominance with a 35% viewership share (Source: BARC | Megacities | NCCS AB 22-50 | WD 2000-2300 hrs). Flagship shows such as India Upfront and The Newshour played a pivotal role, offering comprehensive coverage, exclusive insights, and real-time updates that kept viewers informed and engaged.

On Counting Day (November 23), Times Now emerged as the top choice for viewers, commanding a 40% market share, surpassing all competitors (Source: BARC | Megacities | NCCS AB 22-50 | 23rd Nov 2024). Led by experienced journalists, the channel set a new standard in election coverage with live on-ground reporting, expert analysis, and in-depth discussions on the implications of the results.

The momentum continued on Exit Poll Day (November 20), with Times Now capturing an unprecedented 48% viewership share, further establishing its leadership in the genre (Source: BARC | Megacities | NCCS AB 22-50 | 20th Nov 1700-2300 hrs). This remarkable performance underscores the channel’s ability to provide trusted and engaging election content.

For over a decade, Times Now has been India’s No. 1 English news channel, standing out for its sharp, fearless, and direct approach to news reportage. With a commitment to credibility and an unbiased perspective, the channel resonates with audiences both in India and across 100 countries globally.
For more details, visit www.timesnownews.in.
‘Punha Ekda…’ to stream on Ultra Jhakaas from Mar 19
Punjab unveils film promotion policy offering major subsidies
Prasar Bharati holds copyright over content, govt clarifies in Parliament
‘One Battle…’, ‘Sinners’, Marty…’, begin Mar15 Oscars quest
Choice International, CNBC-AWAAZ host ‘Nivesh Nirnay’ initiative in Vadodara
WION to host World PULSE forum in New Delhi
Sanjay Kapoor reflects on working with Prakash Jha in ‘Sankalp’
Disney reshapes entertainment leadership under Dana Walden
Prime Video, Hrithik Roshan team up again for comedy ‘Mess’ 

