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July 29, 2025
The Times of India (TOI) has joined the Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI).
San Jose, CA, July 28, 2025 — The Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) welcomes the Times of India (TOI) as its newest member. This initiative brings together a diverse and expansive community of over 4,500 influential media organizations, innovative technology companies, creative professionals, and dedicated educators. United in their mission, they are collaboratively tackling the rising threat of harmful deepfakes while promoting the integrity and authenticity of digital content in our increasingly digital world.
With an impressive legacy spanning 187 years, the Times of India has consistently upheld the principles of independence, credibility, and public trust in journalism. Its engagement with the CAI reflects a natural and seamless extension of these core values. Through impactful campaigns like “The Trust of India,” symbolized vividly by the iconic figure of the “Common Man,” the Times of India has reinforced its role as a strong advocate for the voices of everyday citizens. Furthermore, the innovative “Times Verified” initiative is a proactive effort in the fight against fake news, combining strict editorial standards with active community participation to build a trustworthy information ecosystem.
Femina, a lifestyle magazine from The Times Group, hosts the Miss India contests, which are a highlight on the beauty pageant calendar. These glamorous competitions showcase young women’s talent and select representatives for the Miss World and Miss Universe contests. The Times Group ensures that contestants embody the beauty, intelligence, and cultural values required for these international titles.
“At the Times of India, our unwavering commitment has always been to enhance trust in journalism,” stated Mohit Jain, Chief Operating Officer (Publishing) and Member of the Board. “By becoming part of the Content Authenticity Initiative, we are embracing a broader mission to create innovative tools and robust systems that safeguard the truth in the ever-evolving digital landscape. This pledge reflects our dedication to our readers and our vision for the future of trustworthy news. According to the latest Digital News Report 2024 from the Reuters Institute and the University of Oxford, The Times of India has been recognized as the most trusted news brand in India for the fourth consecutive year. We take immense pride in shouldering this responsibility and are thrilled to join the Content Authenticity Initiative, contributing to this vital global movement for credible journalism.”
Santiago Lyon, the Head of Advocacy and Education at the Content Authenticity Initiative, emphasized the crucial role that prominent Indian publications, such as The Times of India (TOI), play in the ongoing fight against digital disinformation. He remarked, “The Times of India’s collaboration with the CAI represents a pivotal moment for our initiative. In an age where the rampant spread of misleading information endangers the very foundation of journalism, TOI’s extensive reach and esteemed reputation in the media landscape will significantly strengthen our mission. This partnership aims to foster a more transparent and trustworthy digital ecosystem, empowering readers to discern credible information amidst the noise of disinformation accurately.”
The Times of India proudly joins the ranks of respected global media outlets, including The New York Times, Associated Press, BBC, Reuters, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post, as a new member of the prestigious CAI. This membership underscores its commitment to journalistic excellence and collaboration in the quickly evolving media landscape.
Source: Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI)
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