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Times Now Editor-in-Chief Arnab Goswami, on Monday, confronted Karnataka MLA Ashok Kheny for abusing a female reporter of the channel. Arnab called Kheny up and asked him to apologise to the journalist in written. The MLA said he is ready to apologise but the reporter has to apologise to him first. The issue began after the Karnataka MLA, tried to avoid the Times Now Mumbai bureau-chief Megha Prasad when she asked him to respond repeatedly - over the RS seats corruption issue. The MLA had lost his cool and said, "Arrest karo saali ko." Karnataka MLA The entire shameful act as caught on a Times Now camera which the channel later on released on social media and the channel saying, "Times Now has deliberately not beeped out the abuse because we wanted to expose the filthy language used by this MLA. Times Now has asked him to apologize to our journalist." Opinions in the comments please!!!

How Times group now covering Arnab Goswami!! It pays to keep everyone happy. Arnab Goswami Is the Times Group mimicking the hydra-headed Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and the Sangh Parivar? The coverage of the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) fracas by the over 150-year-old multimedia news organisation reinforces once again that, just like the RSS and dozens of its affiliates, the  Times of India  Parivar speaks in different voices. Of course, Times Group journalists don’t subscribe to the faux liberalism that the BJP and the Sangh Parivar espouse, and writings in the Times Group is genuinely libertarian. However, the media group swings from extreme conservatism to permissive ideas, across print, electronic and digital platforms. At one end is the pontifical, bombastic, ultra-nationalist and accusatory Times Now anchor Arnab Goswami, and at the other, we have mostly factual and unbiased reportage and sober opinion in print and digital networks, from  The Times o