Arnab's first challenge: Swamy raises questions about 'Republic'

Use of 'Republic' for commercial purposes is contrary to law, writes the BJP MP in a letter to govt

Arnab Goswami, who quit Times Now as Editor-in-chief in October last year has been in the news ever since, with his next move keenly awaited. As we now know, his new venture is going to be a media venture called Republic. Goswami has been travelling around India asking people to 'Join Republic, Join the Revolution'.

The media venture has been attracting attention and it was revealed that Rajya Sabha MP and Bengaluru-based media-baron, Rajeev Chandrashekhar is one of the major investors. Rajeev Chandrashekhar is also the vice-chairman of the NDA in Kerala. Even as one NDA MP backs the venture,