Arnab Goswami BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Arnab Goswami has commanded headlines and dominated high-profile events over the past week with his signature swagger and hard-hitting commentary. At Republic World’s Forces First Conclave 2025 on October 18 at Delhi’s Manekshaw Centre, Goswami delivered an opening address that’s already being cited as one of the most consequential military-media speeches of the year. According to Republic World, he called this “the most militarised decade since World War II” and placed India’s strategic rise at the heart of global turbulence. Goswami hailed Operation Sindoor as a defining milestone, showcasing India’s integrated warfare capabilities, AI-powered systems, and indigenous innovation—from Akash missiles to satellite coordination and navigation technologies. Flanked by over fifty-seven senior Indian military officers and overseas defence attachés, he emphasized India’s transition to multi-domain warfare, underscoring the need for theatre command integration and a future “Defence Charter” centered on technology, indigenisation, and moral leadership. Goswami’s rallying slogan: “Nation First, Forces First,” reverberated through the conclave, amplifying his reputation for patriotic editorial style and drawing responses across social media from defence analysts, political leaders, and influencers in the national security community.On the legal and business front, National Herald India reports that Goswami has scored a procedural win in his ongoing trademark battle with Bennett Coleman & Co Ltd. The Delhi High Court Friday affirmed his right to use the iconic "Nation Wants To Know" tagline as part of speeches or presentations, rejecting immediate restrictions. However, if Goswami or Republic TV seeks to commercialize the tagline in connection with services as a trademark, they must file usage accounts with the court—a technical but significant step in a media war that has played out for years. Goswami’s spirited defence that viewers can distinguish between Republic and Times Now content, and his claim that the litigation is “vendetta” and “arm-twisting,” was widely covered, adding to the perpetual buzz about his high-stakes media brandmanship.On air, Goswami’s prime-time debates remain some of the most watched and discussed on Indian television. Recent broadcasts include his analysis of the Afghan-Pakistan border crisis, where he asked whether Pakistan’s “proxy empire” is collapsing under the Taliban’s new pushback, and questioned the impact on South Asian balance of power—these shows on Republic TV’s Debate With Arnab have driven trending hashtags and viral clips across platforms like YouTube, Twitter, and Instagram. In another fiery panel, Goswami grilled guests about RJD’s decision to field Osama Shahab, son of convicted gangster Mohammad Shahabuddin, in Bihar’s upcoming assembly polls. His relentless questioning and sharp crossfire exposed the fault lines in Indian electoral politics, with the episode widely cited for its intensity and reach.Notably, Goswami also leveraged these media moments to promote the Forces First Conclave, reminding viewers that Republic holds the “unique honor and privilege” of partnering with the Centre for Land Warfare Studies for India’s top post-Operation Sindoor military event. Social media has buzzed with promo clips, editorial highlights, and snippets from his speeches, reflecting both Goswami’s formidable influence and his knack for threading together defense, politics, and media spectacle. There is no credible report of any controversy or speculation beyond what’s already covered in mainstream outlets. Overall, Goswami’s recent activities reinforce not just his role as Republic’s editorial architect, but also his growing persona as a nexus point for national security discourse, legal theatre, and political newsmaking.Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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