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‘I was not allowed to enter my own studio at Times Now’: Arnab Goswami’s candid admission
"Should I stop asking tough questions or play safe?" Goswami asked the audience.
By: Express Web Desk | New Delhi | Updated: March 25, 2017 9:13 pm
Senior journalist Arnab Goswami is decidedly one of the most well-known faces in the journalism industry today. Former Editor-in-Chief at Times Now, Goswami’s Newshour at 9 pm witnessed high-charged debates on various issues of national importance. Goswami threw in the towel after his last show on Times Now as he announced his new venture ‘Republic’. Meanwhile, Rahul Shivshankar filled in Goswami’s big boots as the Editor-In-Chief of the news channel.
Former Times Now and ET Now Editor-in-Chief Arnab Goswami.
In an interview to News24, Goswami frankly revealed his reasons for quitting the job. He said he wanted to establish an unbiased media publication that could raise tough questions which others usually steer clear of. In a tell-all speech, Goswami said, “I have declared my independence from the fake media, compromised media. I don’t need security, but we will raise these questions. The only question is this: Will we ask difficult questions or will we avoid them?”
He didn’t stop there.
“Should I stop asking these questions or play safe?” Goswami asked the audience. He seemed visibly hurt when he said, “Two days before I left Times Now, I was told you can’t do the program. 18th November was my last day, I was not allowed to enter my own studio. The studio I built. I was stopped.”
ALSO READ: Arnab Goswami announces new venture called Republic
He further added: “I was very upset. When you build an institution and are not allowed to enter your own studio you feel sad. It hurts you somewhere,” Goswami told the news anchor.
Goswami rose to fame for his daily prime time show ‘The News Hour’, which reportedly brings in over 60 per cent revenue for Times Now.
"Should I stop asking tough questions or play safe?" Goswami asked the audience.
By: Express Web Desk | New Delhi | Updated: March 25, 2017 9:13 pm
Senior journalist Arnab Goswami is decidedly one of the most well-known faces in the journalism industry today. Former Editor-in-Chief at Times Now, Goswami’s Newshour at 9 pm witnessed high-charged debates on various issues of national importance. Goswami threw in the towel after his last show on Times Now as he announced his new venture ‘Republic’. Meanwhile, Rahul Shivshankar filled in Goswami’s big boots as the Editor-In-Chief of the news channel.
Former Times Now and ET Now Editor-in-Chief Arnab Goswami.
In an interview to News24, Goswami frankly revealed his reasons for quitting the job. He said he wanted to establish an unbiased media publication that could raise tough questions which others usually steer clear of. In a tell-all speech, Goswami said, “I have declared my independence from the fake media, compromised media. I don’t need security, but we will raise these questions. The only question is this: Will we ask difficult questions or will we avoid them?”
He didn’t stop there.
“Should I stop asking these questions or play safe?” Goswami asked the audience. He seemed visibly hurt when he said, “Two days before I left Times Now, I was told you can’t do the program. 18th November was my last day, I was not allowed to enter my own studio. The studio I built. I was stopped.”
ALSO READ: Arnab Goswami announces new venture called Republic
He further added: “I was very upset. When you build an institution and are not allowed to enter your own studio you feel sad. It hurts you somewhere,” Goswami told the news anchor.
Goswami rose to fame for his daily prime time show ‘The News Hour’, which reportedly brings in over 60 per cent revenue for Times Now.
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Lalu Prasad Yadav injured at a function in West Bengal ... Looks like dais couldn't hold the weight of Secularism.
Wow you got banned after such a long time afloat
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Shoot and scoot man finally hits brick wall 
Arvind Kejriwal To Face Trial In Arun Jaitley's Criminal Defamation Case
http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/arvi...amation-case-1673409?pfrom=home-lateststories
Arvind Kejriwal To Face Trial In Arun Jaitley's Criminal Defamation Case
http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/arvi...amation-case-1673409?pfrom=home-lateststories
Shoot and scoot man finally hits brick wall
Arvind Kejriwal To Face Trial In Arun Jaitley's Criminal Defamation Case
http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/arvi...amation-case-1673409?pfrom=home-lateststories
The last few years have been especially tough for Hindu haters...
Imagine if Nitishwa comes crawling back to NDA, would bet one these Hindu haters to openly cry, I mean literally cry with tears flowing and chest beating - Oh wait, aren't they doing it now?
And to all Hindu haters, I don't care if Yogi is friendly to muslims or has a muslim gardener or a muslim auditor. I support him for being pro-Hindu. As long as he is pro-Hindu, he will have my unconditional support.
To media to crib that a Hindu leader being a CM scares Muslims, Look at Kashmir and what a Muslim CM did to Kashmiri Hindus. I guess Muslim leaders committing genocide on Hindus in India is perfectly ok but god forbid a Hindu leader become a CM....The hypocrisy and deceit is why u will never win elections in India again - until you crawl back and pander to hindus like never before.
I AM WAITING TO BE PAMPERED, WE ARE A BILLION AND WE WILL NOT STAND FOR YOUR HINDU HATING BS..
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Wow you got banned after such a long time afloat
Understandable.
The effort of holding up the veil finally got to him.
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