Rajat Sharma has been unanimously re-elected as President of the News Broadcasters and Digital Association (NBDA) for the 2025–2026 term. The re-election proves Sharma’s enduring credibility and influence in Indian journalism, as well as the trust placed in him by his peers within the country’s largest consortium of private news broadcasters and digital media entities.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi personally congratulated Sharma through a letter, praising his decades-long commitment to the media industry. Highlighting Sharma’s deep understanding of journalism and his ability to steer the NBDA amid rapid transformations in the sector, PM Modi expressed confidence that the association would reach new heights under his leadership. The Prime Minister also emphasized Sharma’s role in upholding public interest and strengthening national integrity through responsible journalism.
Alongside Sharma, the NBDA has appointed MV Shreyams Kumar as Vice-President and Anuradha Prasad Shukla as Honorary Treasurer, reflecting a leadership team poised to navigate the evolving digital and broadcast media landscape. The NBDA continues to play a pivotal role in promoting ethical journalism, setting high professional standards, and encouraging innovation in a sector experiencing rapid technological and audience shifts.
As Chairman and Editor-in-Chief of India TV, Rajat Sharma has been a defining figure in Indian media, known for his influential interviews and initiatives that have shaped public discourse. His unanimous re-election and the Prime Minister’s recognition reaffirm his position as a guiding force for the NBDA, promising continued leadership, innovation, and integrity in India’s journalism ecosystem.