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Why Data On Lynching, Crimes Against Activists And Journalists Was Left Out Of NCRB Report
The annual crime data for 2017 was released after a delay of more than a year.
By Newsroom

'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

Kashmir: Missing Journalist Sums Up Total Breakdown Of Democracy
Qazi Shibli is untraceable after he was summoned to a local police station in August. His worried family has been doing the rounds of prisons in Kashmir ever since.
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Samantha Bee Unloads On US Media Over Way It Didn't Cover Trump Rape Allegation
If youre not going to hold Trump accountable, you are not a journalist. Go do Sunday morning segments about f**king lasagna."
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Journalism Is So Rare Now That We Celebrate The Few Who Do It
People are hailing TV9 Bharatvarsh reporter Rupesh Kumar's report on a BJP leader seen sitting inside an ICU ward in Muzaffarpur, Bihar.
By Newsroom

Journalist Says He Was 'Stripped, Urinated On' By Cops In Shamli, UP Police Suspends 2
News24 journalist Amit Sharma was reportedly covering the derailment of a goods train near Shamli in Uttar Pradesh
By Newsroom

Journalist Prashant Kanojia's Wife Moves SC Over His Arrest For Post On Yogi Adityanath
Kanojia was arrested for his objectionable comments against the CM and tried to malign his image.
By Press Trust of India

Journalis Booked For Sharing 'Objectionable' Social Media Post Against Yogi
The journalist had shared a video on Twitter and Facebook where a woman is seen speaking to reporters of various media organisations outside the CM office claiming that she had sent a marriage proposal to the CM.
By Press Trust of India

2 Reuters Journalists Jailed In Myanmar Freed After 500 Days In Prison
Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo had been working on an investigation into the killing of 10 Rohingya Muslim men and boys by security forces and Buddhist civilians in Myanmars Rakhine State.
By Reuters

In Kashmir, Journalists Are Caught In Crossfire Between The State And Militants
The present situation is the most dangerous and difficult for journalists in decades, according to dozens of journalists in Kashmir Reuters spoke to in recent weeks.
By Reuters