Customize your RealTime TV News feed and alerts

Tired of scrolling past stories you don't care about? You can customize how RealTime TV News delivers content so your feed shows what matters to you. Whether you want more politics, fewer celebrity posts, or instant alerts on breaking stories, a few simple settings and habits will make the site work for your routine.

Pick and prioritize topics

Start by choosing the topics you care about. Follow politics for updates on PM Modi and national events. Add law and courts if you want pieces about the Supreme Court. Tag-based browsing helps too — the “customize” tag groups practical tips and how-tos alongside opinion and news, so you’ll see both quick guides and deeper stories in one place. If a topic gets noisy, mute it for a while; it’s an easy way to keep your feed useful.

Use keyword alerts for specific names or issues. Want to know whenever Arun Gawli or Mi Note 10 5G is mentioned? Set an alert for those keywords and get notified only when relevant articles appear. This is better than following every related topic and wading through extras.

Control notifications and layout

Decide how you want updates. Push notifications are great for breaking news. Email digests work if you prefer a daily roundup. Choose the frequency that fits your life — instant, hourly, or daily — and you’ll avoid alert fatigue. For mobile, enable notifications only for the hottest stories so your phone stays calm.

Adjust the reading layout to improve focus. Increase text size, switch to reader mode, or use dark mode for night reading. Save articles to read later or create a short list of must-read posts. That way, you won’t lose important pieces about law, tech, or local events when you’re busy.

Use browser tools to boost privacy and convenience. Bookmark topic pages you check daily. Use the browser’s reader or text-to-speech if you want hands-free listening on the commute. If you share devices, log in to keep your saved items and preferences private.

Finally, give feedback. If a story type keeps showing up that you don’t want, tell the site via the contact or suggestion option. Small changes — like suggesting a new tag or asking for a quieter alert setting — can improve your experience and help other readers too.

Customizing your news feed takes a few minutes but pays off every day. Try picking three topics, set one keyword alert, and change your layout setting now. You’ll start seeing a cleaner, faster RealTime TV News that fits how you read.