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Winning Information Warfare: A Major Challenge for India and Our Role as Citizens

These Indians were acting as spokespersons for Pakistan in front of the international media and proving that the information provided by India or Indian spokespersons was incorrect

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China, Pakistan shows "concern" over raids on Newsclick journalists, calls it "assault on the freedom of the press and democratic principles"

Amidst the reports of a crackdown by Delhi Police on Newsclick ‘journalists’ in connection to the Chinese funding, China and Pakistan have come forward to show support towards these journalists and condemned the raids conducted by Delhi police.

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Emergency 2.0? INDIA bloc to boycott 14 TV journalists; media panel, BJP condemns move

The Opposition bloc INDIA has released a list of 14 television news anchors whose shows will be boycotted by the alliance's media representatives.

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Beijing asks the last Indian journalist in China to leave. But why?

Beijing authorities have asked a PTI reporter, the last Indian journalist in the country, to leave China by the end of the month

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Another row between India and China? MEA urges Beijing to facilitate journalists after recent expulsions

India has called on China to "facilitate the continued presence of Indian journalists working and reporting from China" in the wake of Beijing revoking the credentials of three Indian reporters since April.

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Atiq Ahmed & brother Ashraf shot dead ahead of media by men disguised as journalists; Section 144 issued in UP

In yet another shocking development in the arrest of Gangster-turned-politician Atiq Ahmed, him and his brother Ashraf were shot dead at point-blank range by three men. The men who shot the two reportedly disguised as journalists.

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"I hope you take lessons..": Rahul Gandhi gets brutally trolled in London for bashing India on global platforms

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was brutally trolled by an elderly for insulting India on global platforms.

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Journalists not exempted from disclosing their sources to investigation agencies: CBI court

CBI court in New Delhi, on Tuesday (Jan 17) rejected a "closure report" and said that there is no statutory exemption in India to journalists from disclosing their sources to the investigating agencies

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Male journalists protest Taliban order for TV presenters to cover their faces

Ever since the Islamic regime took over Kabul in August 2021, the Taliban have phased severe restrictions of the rights of women in Afghanistan. As it was already clear, the Taliban later proved it that their promise to establish an equitable regime for women was nothing but a fake promise to come in power.

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Nearly 2000 journalists died of Covid-19 in 94 countries

Nearly 2000 journalists died of Covid-19 in 94 countries since March 2020. Last year, in 2021, at least 1400 media workers succumbed to the virus, that is to say 116 per month or some 4 per day on average, announced Friday in Geneva the Press Emblem Campaign (PEC).

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Two journalists detained for publishing fake news to spread communal violence in Tripura

Two journalists detained for publishing fake news to spread communal violence in Tripura

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New York Times seeks India govt's help for evacuating its journalists from Kabul

New York Times seeks India govt's help for evacuating its journalists from Kabul

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Transparency vital in Indian Judiciary! PIL filed at Allahabad HC for live streaming of court proceedings

Transparency vital in Indian Judiciary! PIL filed at Allahabad HC for live streaming of court proceedings

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With incidents of Pakistan restricting social media platforms, Blinken question Pak's Freedom of Press

With incidents of Pakistan restricting social media platforms, Blinken question Pak's Freedom of Press

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Tensions rise between US and Saudi Arabia? USA introduces new visa restriction policy on Saudi individuals

The USA has imposed new visa restrictions on 76 individuals of Saudi Arabia, who are believed to have been engaged in threatening dissidents overseas. The Khashoggi Ban is a new visa restriction policy.

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China knocks down 'Freedom of Press' yet again; arrests Australian Journalist Cheng Lei

China's august detention of Chinese-Australian Journalist Cheng Lei, subject to the suspicion of 'illegally supplying state secrets overseas' of China has raised alarming concerns for the country's deteriorating relations with Australia, after the Chinese govt formally arrested Cheng Lei on Feb 5.

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New Labour Code for Journalism and Media

New Labour Code of 2020 includes Journalists and Cine workers

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Devrishi Narada’s Relevance in the Age of Digital Media

When the ABVP Bihar unit requested me for a Facebook Live lecture earlier this week on Sage Narada’s Journalism: Need of the Nation, as a media person myself, I started pondering over the current state of media and how Devrishi Narada would have reacted to that.

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Journalist targeted? Society pays price! Rise to 'Keep Truth Alive' this Int'l Day to end impunity against Journalists

Underscoring the risk that a truth faces in the society, the risk that journalists face abide, a new study from the UNESCO has revealed shocking figures predicting that almost 90 per cent attackers of more than 1,100 of them, between 2006 and 2018 have not been convicted.

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RSS Sarsanghchalak Mohanji Bhagwat presenting his views on Bhavishya ka Bharat- An RSS Perspective (Third day)

RSS Sarsanghchalak Mohanji Bhagwat presenting his views on Bhavishya ka Bharat- An RSS Perspective (Third day)

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RSS Sarsanghchalak Mohanji Bhagwat presenting his views on Bhavishya ka Bharat- An RSS Perspective (second day)

RSS Sarsanghchalak Mohanji Bhagwat presenting his views on Bhavishya ka Bharat- An RSS Perspective (second day)

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RSS Sarsanghchalak Mohanji Bhagwat presenting his views on Bhavishya ka Bharat- An RSS Perspective

RSS Sarsanghchalak Mohanji Bhagwat presenting his views on Bhavishya ka Bharat- An RSS Perspective

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ISIS strikes in Afghanistan with twin bomb blasts; kills 20 innocents including two journalists

At least 20 innocents including two journalists were killed and 70 others were injured in twin bomb blasts that took place in different parts of Afghan capital Kabul. ISIS responsibility claimed the responsibility of the coward act. Notably, the first attack took place around 6 p.m. local time when a suicide bomber detonated an explosive vest in the Maiwand Wrestling Club with the second blast targeting media and emergency services at the scene of the initial explosion. The attack mainly targeted Shia Musli

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At least 33 people including security personnel killed after a multiple blasts hit different parts of Afghanistan

At least 33 people were killed including security personnel and dozen others were injured after the multiple bomb blasts hit different parts of Afghanistan on Monday. After the blast, the most dangerous terrorist organization Islamic State of Iraq and Levant (ISIL) took the responsibility.

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Soon Goa Assembly will ask the reporters: Are you authorized to cover the news?

Now soon Goa will reframe the media guidelines on the recommendations of state’s Editors’ Guild. It has been asked Government of Goa to refer already existing list of approved media organization for selecting media representatives for media accreditation.

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Multiple blasts in Kabul claims lives of 60 people including kids, Afghani forces; ISIS takes responsibility

At least 40 people including ten journalists and 11 children were killed and 60 others were wounded after the multiple bomb blasts took place in Afghanistan’s capital city of Kabul on Monday. Notably, three suicide attacks occurred in Kabul which was later claimed by the most dangerous terrorist organization Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).

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At least 25 Afghanis including nine journalists killed in twin bomb blast that took place in Kabul

At least 25 people including nine journalists were killed while 45 others were wounded after two bomb blasts took place at Shash Darak area of the Afghan capital Kabul on Monday morning. The most dangerous terrorist organization Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) claimed the responsibility for the attack.

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Turkish court sentences 15 Cumhuriyet newspaper staff on terrorism charges

A Turkish court has sentenced 15 employees of the opposition newspaper Cumhuriyet to prison on terrorism charges and acquitted three, in a case that has sparked global outrage over press freedom under Tayyip Erdogan.

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Journalists holding yellow cards in Punjab to get accidental insurance cover worth Rs 5 lakh

Taking a major step in empowering journalists of the state, the Punjab government led by CM Captain Amarinder Singh has approved the extension of the facility of accidental insurance cover to nearly accredited 4200 media persons with yellow cards. Notably, from now onwards yellow card holder journalist would be covered under accidental insurance to the tune of Rs. 5 lakh.

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Journalists boycott Jignesh Mevani's presser in Chennai

In a show of unity, journalists in Chennai boycotted Gujarat MLA Jignesh Mevani's press conference over his 'unwarranted demand'. According to local media reports, Mevani had demanded the journos to remove Republic TV's mic and although the channel's reporter made repeated requests, Mevani refused to budge. Fed up of his unwillingness to cooperate, the journalists asked the Dalit leader to leave, calling off the presser.

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Media Khatare me? 65 journalists and media workers killed worldwide this year

Sixty-five journalists and media workers were killed worldwide this year, says annual figures published by Reporters Without Borders, RSF in Paris today. Among them were 50 professional reporters, the lowest toll in 14 years.

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French journalist detained in Turkish jail on ‘terror suspicions’ was finally released

Several journalists have been arrested in Turkey, including the one of the Amnesty International directors with other Human Rights activists. The young French reporter Loup Bureau arrived back in Paris on Sunday, “tired but relieved’, after being detained for more than 7 weeks in Turkish jail on terror charges.

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