Keith Vaz and Bharat Express News Network Chairman Upendra Rai (right)
Upendrra Rai, Chairman, MD and Editor-in-Chief of Bharat Express News Network will feature in Keith Vaz’s popular show ‘Talking Points’ on Sunday. During this show, senior journalist Upendrra Rai will talk about the objectives and plans of the news channel ‘Bharat Express’ to be launched on 1 February. Significantly, Keith Vaz is a former British MP and his show is very popular around the world.
Upendrra Rai shared this information via Twitter on Saturday. This conversation with Upendra Rai in Keith Vaz’s show ‘Talking Points’ will be broadcast on ‘Lyca’ Radio on Sunday at 2.30 pm IST.
Lyca Radio’s flagship talk show, where veteran politician turned broadcaster, Keith Vaz ‘celebrates diversity’. Vaz talks to some of the most influential and powerful leaders from various fields including politics, business, sport, and entertainment.
Bharat Express news channel is going to be launched soon under the leadership of senior journalist Upendrra Rai. Upendrra Rai is a well-known name in the world of journalism and a glimpse of his 25 years long journalistic life experiences will be seen through ‘Bharat Express News Network’. Bharat Express News Network will convey the news to the people in Hindi, English and Urdu.
Looking forward to the opportunity to discuss our plans and objectives for your very own @BhaaratExpress with inimitable Keith Vaz on his show ‘Talking Points’
Tune in to Lyca tomorrow @ 2.30 PM to enjoy the conversation! #bharatexpress #talkingpoints #keithvaz #Lycaradio pic.twitter.com/DpXJHAddpK— Upendrra Rai (@UpendrraRai) January 14, 2023
Who is keith vaz
Keith Vaz is a former UK minister and MP for Leicester East from 1987 to 2019. He is the longest-serving British Asian MP in the UK Parliament. The leader of the Labor Party has held various responsibilities during his long tenure. In 2019, he announced the end of his 32-year-long political career. Then he said, “I have decided to retire after completing 32 years as the MP for Leicester East. I have won eight general elections during this period.”
