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NDTV Implements Substantial Salary Hike Across All Divisions Under Adani Group Ownership

Sweta Jha
By Sweta Jha 4 Min Read Published June 10, 2023
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In a recent announcement, NDTV Ltd, a media company now owned by the Adani Group, declared a salary increase for employees across its various network divisions. The decision comes after a comprehensive and transparent appraisal process.

According to an official statement from NDTV, the overall salary increase amounts to an impressive 11.50 percent, surpassing the industry average. This substantial hike is particularly noteworthy as it has been implemented just six months after the Adani Group acquired New Delhi Television Ltd (NDTV).

The salary hike demonstrates the Adani Group’s commitment to recognizing and rewarding the hard work and dedication of NDTV employees. It also reflects the group’s focus on attracting and retaining top talent within the organization. By offering a salary increase higher than the industry average, the Adani Group aims to create a positive and motivating work environment for NDTV employees.

The transparent and rigorous appraisal process undertaken by NDTV ensures that the salary hike is based on performance evaluations, enabling employees to be recognized for their contributions. This approach highlights the group’s emphasis on fairness and meritocracy.

Since becoming a part of the Adani Group, NDTV has experienced several positive developments and opportunities. The integration with the group has allowed NDTV to tap into the vast resources, expertise, and networks of the Adani conglomerate, bolstering its growth prospects and expanding its reach in the media industry.

The salary hike announcement is a testament to the Adani Group’s vision of nurturing talent and fostering a thriving work culture. By implementing an above-average salary increase, NDTV employees are likely to feel valued and motivated, which can lead to enhanced productivity and job satisfaction. This move further solidifies the Adani Group’s reputation as an employer that prioritizes the well-being and professional growth of its workforce.

As the media industry continues to evolve rapidly, organizations must adapt to the changing landscape and find innovative ways to attract and retain talented professionals. The Adani Group’s decision to introduce a substantial salary hike demonstrates its proactive approach to staying competitive in the industry. It sets a positive precedent for other media companies and emphasizes the importance of recognizing and rewarding employees’ efforts.

The salary increase also reflects the Adani Group’s long-term commitment to NDTV’s success. By investing in the company’s human capital, the group aims to drive growth, promote innovation, and strengthen NDTV’s position as a leading media organization in India.

The recent salary hike at NDTV, under the ownership of the Adani Group, highlights the group’s dedication to fostering a motivating work environment and recognizing employee contributions. The decision to offer a salary increase higher than the industry average demonstrates the Adani Group’s commitment to attracting and retaining top talent within NDTV. As the media landscape continues to evolve, the Adani Group’s proactive approach sets a positive example for the industry, emphasizing the importance of valuing and rewarding employees.

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Sweta Jha June 10, 2023
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