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Journalist Navika Kumar Tests Positive For COVID-19: Report

As soon as Kumar confirmed that she had contracted COVID-19 on Twitter, many of her followers replied to the tweet, wishing her a speedy recovery and good health.

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Navika Kumar, the Group Editor (politics) at Times Network, confirmed that she has tested positive for COVID-19 today, October 27. The journalist posted a tweet that read, “Have tested positive for COVID 19," further revealing that she had isolated herself and will be "off the grid" for some time. Read her tweet here:

As soon as Navika Kumar confirmed that she had contracted COVID-19 on Twitter, many of her followers replied under her tweet, wishing of a speedy recovery and good health.

Within hours, her tweet garnered 3.8 thousand likes and was retweeted 425 times.

Kumar is very active on Twitter and regularly posts updates from her personal and professional life. On October 22, she tweeted about her visit to a New Delhi hotel.

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What You Should Know: 

  • Journalist Navika Kumar has tested positive for COVID-19.
  • “Have isolated myself & will be off the grid for some time. Hope to be back soon," Kumar tweeted today.
  • Earlier this month, several Bollywood production houses initiated legal action against Kumar and three other journalists for "irresponsible reporting". 

Also Read: Navika Kumar, You Disgraced Journalism by showing Rajput’s Dead Body on Television

Earlier this month, several Bollywood production houses initiated legal action against Arnab Goswami and Pradeep Bhandari of Republic TV, as well as Rahul Shivshankar and Navika Kumar of Times NOW. They filed a civil suit at the Delhi High Court against the journalists’ “irresponsible reporting” during the coverage of actor Sushant Singh Rajput's death case and the resultant drug-nexus investigation into Bollywood.

Consequently, Kumar responded to the suit with a tweet insinuating that Bollywood celebrities were trying to “intimidate” her network.“If fighting for justice invites court cases, bring it on,” wrote Kumar in a tweet. Read more about it here.

Picture Credits: Times NOW

Tarini Gandhiok is an intern with SheThePeople.TV.

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