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May 19, 2015

IAA Debates at Melt 2015: Arnab Goswami and Rajiv Lochan to take on Raghav Bahl and Vikram Sakhuja

Will mobile be the primary screen for news and entertainment in India in three to four years?

IAA Debates at Melt 2015: Arnab Goswami and Rajiv Lochan to take on Raghav Bahl and Vikram Sakhuja
‘Mobile will be the primary screen for news and entertainment in India in the next three-four years’ is  the chosen topic for the IAA Debates at Melt 2015.
 
Speaking for the motion will be Network18 founder and former MD Raghav Bahl and Madison’s Vikram Sakhuja.
 
Opposing the motion will be Times Now’s Arnab Goswami and The Hindu’s Rajiv Lochan.
 
The event is part of the second season of the IAA Debates, and will be presented by Dainik Bhaskar on 21 May from 4 pm, at the Nehru Centre in Mumbai.
 
This IAA Debates edition will be part of the inaugural edition of the two-day festival Melt 2015, which kicks off on 21 May.
 
 
 
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