Kantipur TV’s Leadership Shift: Bijay Paudel Set to Steer the Helm Amidst Dil Bhusan Pathak’s Exit

In a significant development at Kantipur Television, Dil Bhusan Pathak, the current editor-in-chief, has announced his decision to step down from his role, paving the way for a leadership transition. Although the written resignation is pending due to unresolved technical matters, the news of Pathak’s departure has sent ripples through the media industry.

Pathak, who assumed the role of editor-in-chief in Bhadra 2078 BS for his second tenure, revealed that he has informed the news team about his decision but is yet to submit the written resignation. He emphasized that the delay is attributed to unresolved issues that need attention from the management, and he intends to submit his resignation promptly upon their resolution.

Under Pathak’s editorial stewardship, Kantipur TV witnessed notable milestones, including the production of 14 daily news bulletins and three weekly talk shows. His show, ‘Tough Talk,’ hosted by him, became a television favorite, contributing to the channel’s popularity during his tenure.

As the editorial torchbearer prepares to pass on, the management at Kantipur Television is gearing up for a seamless transition. According to report from Setopati.com, journalist Bijay Poudel is poised to assume the role of the new editor-in-chief. Poudel, confirming his commitment to Kantipur, expressed certainty about joining the team. However, the specific commencement date is yet to be finalized.

In response to queries about his impending role, Poudel informed Setopati that he plans to commence his duties within the next two to four days. The anticipation surrounding Poudel’s appointment and the forthcoming leadership transition has drawn attention within the media landscape, with industry insiders closely monitoring the developments at Kantipur Television.