The 27th of February, in New Delhi: Another wonderful news from the iTV Network household. With the debut of the NewsX Telugu portal at https://newsxtelugu.com, the iTV network added a new rhinestone to its crown after introducing a number of new news outlets.
NEWSX is now approaching the Telugu market, which is spread over two states, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, following the successful debut of its Kannada service. With a comprehensive offering in the regional tongue, it promises to delight the audience.
A new age news portal called https://newsxtelugu.com is being launched by the iTV Network, which is rapidly growing its presence in south India. It will provide real-time updates on news in all categories, including current affairs, politics, national security, entertainment, sports, health, and travel.Regional content is hugely popular across platforms, and vernacular content subscribers are rising rapidly in Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities. The audiences of the new India, who want to consume content in their mother tongue, will be catered to by NewsX Telugu. Telugu readers will continue to visit our website to experience the same thanks to the cultural ethos and legacy.
“As a newsperson, engaging with people is the number one priority,” remarked NewsX’s managing editor Rishabh Gulati on this occasion. Being able to connect with a Telugu audience and have the opportunity to share their stories and viewpoints in their language with a national audience will be a wonderful luxury for us as a national network.
NewsX is a reputable and reliable source.Meanwhile, the Executive Editor of iTV network, Jayaprakash Ramaiah, said, “With a promise to deliver ‘News, Not Noise,’ we are thrilled to announce the launch of our new website, NewsX Telugu.”
“The website is launched with a special focus on the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana along with other interesting segments like entertainment, health, lifestyle and technology et al. We promise to bring news that is unbiased and fair-minded while maintaining independence and objectivity in our editorial policy,” he added.
