WION

WION (World is One News), is an Indian multinational English language news channel headquartered in New Delhi. They broadcast world news on free-to-air TV channels, YouTube, and their website. 
They started in 2016 as India's first privately owned international news channel. They are owned by the Essel Group, which itself is a subsidiary of Zee Media Corporation. They serve to provide accessible world news from an Indian perspective. 
Their founding team included Rohit Gandhi and Leon Desai as editor-in-chief, Mandy Clark, a former CBS correspondent, and Mithaq Kazimi, an American media executive. Known journalists included Saad Hammadi, Bangladesh bureau chief and former correspondent for The Guardian, Archith Seshadri, a former CNN anchor, and and Tathagata Bhattacharya, a former editor of the CNN web edition. 
Their current team includes Sudhir Chaudhary as editor-in-chief, and former senior editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay as executive editor. Sidhant Sibal of DD News joined the organisation in 2018. Sumit Chaturvedi, who was previously with ET Now and CNBC TV18, now looks after the business news content. The former news anchor of Republic TV, Akanksha Swarup, joined WION in 2018, becoming one of the channel's leading faces. Sayed Mustafa Kazemi became the Afghanistan correspondent for the channel in 2020. Associated journalists include Naveen Kapoor, Digvijay Singh Deo, Rabin Sharma, Ieshan Wani, Kartikeya Sharma, and Alyson le Grange. 
The channel's Pakistan bureau chief, Taha Siddiqui, was forced into exile after a failed kidnapping attempt in Islamabad. He was replaced by Anas Mallick. 
While WION is considered a fair and respectable news channel by most organizations, the current editor-in-chief Sudhir Chaudhary has been accused of pushing Islamophobia and biased reporting. WION also met controversy when they appointed M. J. Akbar, a journalist and politician who has been accused of sexual assault by multiple woman, as an editorial consultant. This lead to a 150 journalists signing a statement demanding that Akbar be removed by WION and Zee News as well as barred from working in any newsroom by the Editors Guild of India. 
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