Rubika Liyaquat

Journalist

Indian Udaipur, Rajasthan Aries 168 cm

Quick Info

ProfessionJournalist
NationalityIndian
Date of Birth18/04/1983
Age43 years
BirthplaceUdaipur, Rajasthan
Zodiac SignAries

Latest News about Rubika Liyaquat

07/10/2026

Rubika Liyaquat was reported to be returning to Network18 as Managing Editor of News18 Rajasthan, where she will lead editorial operations. She will also anchor the 7 pm prime-time slot on News18 India, reporting to Jyoti Kamal, Managing Editor of News18 India.

25/09/2026

Rubika Liyaquat left Times Now Navbharat, just over three months after joining the Hindi news channel in June 2026 as Senior Executive Editor and Vice President - Special Projects. She had taken charge of the prime-time show 'News Ki Pathshala' and the reasons for her departure were not disclosed.

15/06/2026

Times Network announced the appointment of Rubika Liyaquat as Senior Executive Editor of the Hindi news channel Times Now Navbharat, with the added role of Vice President - Special Projects. She was based at the network's Noida office and brought nearly two decades of experience in broadcast journalism and prime-time anchoring.

18/05/2026

Rubika Liyaquat stepped down from her role as Consulting Editor at News18 India after about two years with the channel. During her tenure, she fronted the flagship debate show Goonj and other programs.

28/01/2025

The News Broadcasting and Digital Standards Authority censured News18 India and Rubika Liyaquat over a broadcast that attributed guilt to Arvind Kejriwal in the liquor policy case while the investigation was still ongoing. The regulator ordered the offending portions of the broadcast to be removed within seven days.

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Rubika Liyaquat is an Indian television anchor and journalist known for her sharp questioning style and fearless approach to journalism. She is recognized for her clear presentation, strong oratory skills, and commitment to addressing public issues. Over her career spanning 15+ years, she has worked with major media houses and earned a reputation as one of India's most talked-about television journalists.
Rubika Liyaquat is an Indian television anchor and journalist known for her sharp questioning style and fearless approach to journalism. She is recognized for her clear presentation, strong oratory skills, and commitment to addressing public issues. Over her career spanning nearly two decades, she has worked with several major media houses, including ABP News, Zee News, News24, Bharat24, News18 India and Times Now Navbharat, and has become one of India's most talked-about Hindi television journalists. In 2026 she moved between News18 India and Times Now Navbharat and was reported to be returning to News18 in an editorial leadership role.

Physical Stats & More

Height168 cm
Weight56 kg
Eye ColorBlack
Hair ColorBlack

Educational Qualification(s)

Bachelor of Mass Media (Journalism)University of Mumbai
Media EducationFuturistic Media Communication Centre (FMCC), Noida
SchoolingSt. Gregorios Senior Secondary School, Udaipur

Personal Life

Marriage Date: 28/04/2012

Family

SiblingsAnjum Liyaquat
SpouseNaved Qureshi
Children1 Son, 1 Daughter

Career

2003: Worked as an anchor with Channel 24 for three months while studying at University of Mumbai
2007-2008: Joined Live India channel in June 2007 and worked until September 2008
2008: Moved to News 24 as an anchor and senior correspondent
2008-2018: Worked with Zee News as anchor and reporter, hosting the show 'Taal Thok Ke'
2018-2023: Joined ABP News in August 2018, hosted the primetime show 'Master Stroke'
2023: Joined Bharat24 as Vice-President and prime-time anchor in June 2023
Current: Consulting Editor at News18 India
2024–Present: Joined News18 India as Consulting Editor in early 2024, hosting the show 'Goonj'
2024-May 2026: Served with News18 India as Consulting Editor and prime-time anchor, hosting the show 'Goonj' after joining in early 2024
May 2026: Stepped down as Consulting Editor at News18 India after about two years with the channel
June 2026: Joined Times Now Navbharat as Senior Executive Editor and Vice President - Special Projects, based in the Noida office, and took charge of the prime-time show 'News Ki Pathshala'
September 2026: Left Times Now Navbharat after just over three months with the network
October 2026: Reported to be returning to News18 as Managing Editor of News18 Rajasthan and to anchor the 7 pm slot on News18 India

Favourites

FoodBread Pakora
JournalistSudhir Chaudhary

Style Quotient

Known for her clear and direct questioning style
Recognized for powerful and fearless presentation
Strong language skills and choice of words attract audiences
Distinct identity in Indian television journalism

Social Media

Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/imrubikaliyaquat/

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Rubika worked with Channel 24 in 2003 during her time at the University of Mumbai.
2. She graduated in 2005 and joined Live India in June 2007 until September 2008.
3. In 2008, she moved to News 24 as an anchor and senior correspondent.
4. Afterward, Rubika began her career with Zee News.
5. In August 2018, she moved to ABP News, hosting the show "Master Stroke."
6. Rubika loves dogs and has a pet named Romeo.
7. She interviewed Prime Minister Narendra Modi in April 2019.
8. In June 2023, she left ABP Network to join Bharat24 as vice-president.
9. In 2022, she left ABP News to join Bharat24 after a brief stint there.
10. She is currently the Consulting Editor at News18 India.
11. She is very active on social media and shares bold opinions on national matters.
12. She is known to many as 'Bharat Ki Beti' (India's Daughter) for her patriotism and commitment to journalism.
13. Her estimated monthly salary in 2025 is between ₹50 to ₹60 lakh.
14. She was Consulting Editor at News18 India until May 2026, and has since moved on to Times Now Navbharat before reportedly returning to News18.

Also born on 18 April

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