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Times Network has introduced a refreshed brand identity, marking a strategic shift as it expands its presence across television and digital platforms globally. The new identity was unveiled by Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw alongside Vineet Jain, with Narendra Modi extending his congratulations at the Times Now Summit 2026.
In his message, Modi highlighted the critical role of media in shaping public awareness and fostering national participation, especially as India progresses towards its Viksit Bharat 2047 vision. He emphasised that platforms like The Times Group contribute significantly to strengthening dialogue and amplifying India’s voice globally.
The new identity represents a departure from legacy symbolism, embracing a more dynamic and future-facing ethos. Built around a globe motif with India at its core, the design reflects openness, interconnectedness, and the growing influence of the Indian diaspora worldwide. It signals Times Network’s ambition to operate as a platform that transcends geographical boundaries while staying rooted in India.
Vaishnaw described the new logo as a reflection of contemporary India’s ethos, while Jain positioned the rebrand as more than a visual change—calling it a declaration of intent. He underscored the network’s role as a two-way bridge enabling meaningful exchange between India and the world.
With a presence spanning over 100 countries, Times Network aims to deepen its role in driving conversations that matter, reinforcing its position as a global media platform aligned with India’s evolving narrative.
