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Rubika Liyaquat Quits Times Now Navbharat: Prominent Anchor Resigns After 3-Month Stint

Senior journalist and prime-time anchor Rubika Liyaquat has officially departed from Times Now Navbharat after serving just over three months in her editorial and leadership role. As of now, official details regarding Liyaquat's next professional move or career transition remain undisclosed. Scroll below to know more.

Rubika Liyaquat Quits Times Now Navbharat: Prominent Anchor Resigns After 3-Month Stint
Senior Journalist Rubika Liyaquat (Photo Credits: Instagram)
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Prominent television journalist and prime-time anchor Rubika Liyaquat has officially moved on from Times Now Navbharat, stepping down from her role just over three months after joining the network. Liyaquat had joined the Hindi news channel in June 2026 as Senior Executive Editor – TNNB and Vice President – Special Projects, operating out of the network's Noida office where she took charge of key editorial responsibilities, including the flagship prime-time show "News Ki Pathshala".

Short Stint and Background

Her departure follows a brief tenure with the Times Network, which began after her exit from News18 India in May 2026, where she served as a consulting editor and prime-time anchor, reports exchange4media. Saurabh Dwivedi Quits The Lallantop, Exits India Today Group After 12-Year Tenure.

With nearly two decades of experience in broadcast journalism, political reporting, and newsroom leadership, Liyaquat has previously worked with several major media organizations, including ABP News, Zee News, and News24.

Future Outlook

As of now, official details regarding Liyaquat's next professional move or career transition remain undisclosed. Industry watchers await further announcements regarding who will take over the prime-time editorial responsibilities at the channel following her departure.

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