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The Hindu Asks Over 100 Journalists To Resign; Employees Say Denied Proper Settlement
Many of these journalists are only being offered three months of basic salary and DA, in violation of the guidelines of the Working Journalists Act.
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FIR Against Journalist In UP: Media Foundation Calls It Act Of Intimidation
Media Foundation put on record its strong protest over the FIR filed by the Uttar Pradesh government against Supriya Sharma, executive editor of news portal Scroll.in.
By Press Trust of India

Delhi Coronavirus Updates: 1,498 Active Cases, Testing Begins For Journalists
The total number of confirmed Covid-19 cases in Delhi have gone up to 2,156.
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53 Journalists Test Positive For Coronavirus In Mumbai
Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pendenkar has self-quarantined herself after coming in contact with some of these journalists
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One Journalist Shot, 4 Others Attacked While Reporting On Violence In Northeast Delhi
NDTV said there were no police personnel present in the area when its journalists were attacked.
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IN PHOTOS: The Women Journalists Covering The Harvey Weinstein Trial
The core group of women journalists regulars at the Manhattan courthouse who reported on the Weinstein rape trial.
By MARY ALTAFFER, Associated Press

Outrage At Washington Post After Reporter Suspended For Viral Kobe Bryant Tweets
The paper has been criticized by its own media critic and guild for suspending reporter Felicia Sonmez after she tweeted about Bryant's rape case.
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Women Journalists March To Thiruvananthapuram Press Club Demanding Secretary's Removal
M Radhakrishnan is out on bail after being arrested for assaulting a woman journalist.
By Press Trust of India

Govt Slammed By PEN America, Committee to Protect Journalists For Revoking Aatish Taseer's OCI Card
The revocation of Taseer's OCI card could also mean he is banned from entering India again. The journalist had written an article critical of PM Modi in May.
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Journalists, Activists In India Were Surveilled Using Israeli Spyware, WhatsApp Says
WhatsApp confirmed to Indian Express that a number of journalists, activists, lawyers and academics were targets of surveillance. It hassued Israeli surveillance firm NSO Group, accusing it of helping government spies break into the phones.
By Newsroom