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NDTV Rebrands Its English Channel Simply as 'NDTV' on Independence Day

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NDTV unveiled a new corporate identity on India's Independence Day, marking a significant rebranding milestone for the network. The channel formerly known as NDTV 24x7 has been renamed simply 'NDTV'. The rebrand also included the launch of a new logo for the network. India's business community responded positively to the new identity, congratulating the broadcaster on the change.

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