Subhash Chandra launched the third season of “SACH: The Subhash Chandra Show” on June 28, 2026 [1].
The return of the program marks a shift toward active mentorship for India's youth. By integrating a digital portal with traditional broadcasting, the initiative seeks to bridge the gap between corporate experience and aspiring entrepreneurs.
Zee News and the Zee5 digital platform are broadcasting the new season [3]. The launch includes the introduction of “Sararthi,” a dedicated mentorship portal designed to provide guidance to students, and business owners [1]. This tool aims to help users navigate specific hurdles in their professional and personal lives [4].
Chandra, the founder of the Zee Group and a former member of the Rajya Sabha, is positioning himself as a guide for the next generation [1]. The program is designed to reach a wide audience across various cities to support large-scale ambitions [5].
"If you find yourself stuck at any juncture in life or business, I am here to be your 'Sarthi'," Chandra said [4].
The third season [2] focuses on providing actionable advice to those facing challenges in the current business climate. The mentorship aspect is intended to move the show beyond a standard interview format, creating a direct line of communication between the host and the viewers.
"'Sach' Season 3 is now expanding to reach your cities and your big dreams," Chandra said [5].
“"If you find yourself stuck at any juncture in life or business, I am here to be your 'Sarthi'."”
The launch of Season 3 and the Sararthi portal represents a strategic move by the Zee Group to pivot from traditional news delivery to a mentorship-driven model. By leveraging Subhash Chandra's profile as a media mogul and former politician, the network is attempting to capture the growing demographic of young Indian entrepreneurs who seek structured guidance over passive content consumption.
