India: Why is Gautam Adani so interested in NDTV? | The Listening Post

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Gautam Adani – India’s richest man with close ties to Prime Minister Narendra Modi – is in the midst of a takeover of NDTV, a news network considered one of the last bastions of critical journalism on the Indian airwaves. If the sale does go through – what are the chances that Adani will prioritise his relationship with power over the channel’s independence?

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Ravi Nair – Journalist & commentator

Raksha Kumar – Mumbai-based journalist

Atul Chaurasia – Executive editor, Newslaundry

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