journalism

TRP Fraud: Mumbai Police On How Republic Probe Began, Allegations Of Link To Sushant Case
The Mumbai Police chief also clarified why they are not investigating 'India Today'.
By Newsroom

Aaj Tak Fined Rs 1 Lakh For Telecasting Fake Sushant Tweets; Zee News, News 24 Directed To Apologise
NBSA said Aaj Tak, Zee News and News 24 had violated guidelines on reportage and directed the channels to air an apology.
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UP Police Files FIR Against Scroll Journalist For Report On Modi's Adopted Village
Police officials registered the FIR on the basis of a complaint by Mala Devi, a resident of the Domria village adopted by PM Modi, about the contents of the published report.
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Are Indian Journalists Ever Taught How To Report Sensitively On Death?
The media coverage of actor Sushant Singh Rajputs death has been rightly criticised, but theres a much larger problem here.
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Jammu-Kashmir Photojournalists Win Pulitzer Prize For Coverage Of Shutdown
Dar Yasin and Mukhtar Khan are based in Srinagar, while Channi Anand is based in the neighbouring Jammu district.
By Jennifer Peltz, Associated Press

India Has Dropped Two Places In World Press Freedom Index: Here's Why
Indias position in this years index is heavily affected by the situation in Kashmir, the report said.
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Amid Lockdown, UP Police Asked 'The Wire' Editor To Appear In Ayodhya On April 14
Varadarajan tweeted on Monday that the lockdown would prevent him from appearing in Ayodhya as directed, and asked for a copy of the FIR.
By Newsroom

Govt Took Only DD News, ANI Questions At Coronavirus Briefing: Journalists
Health reporters also pointed out that the briefing was rather too brief, less than 15 minutes.
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I&B Ministry Lifts 48-hour Ban On Asianet News, Media One
The Congress and the CPI had come down hard on the government over the suspension of Media One and Asianet News.
By Press Trust of India

'Journalism Is Not A Crime': Kashmir Journalists Protest Against Internet Ban
The government has provided an internet connection at a media centre set up for journalists, but reporters say this is insufficient and it lacks privacy.
By Fayaz Bukhari and Zeba Siddiqui, Reuters