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Dog Interrupts Live Weather Forecast, And Perhaps All News Should Be Like This Now
"This is the best weather forecast in the history of television news." Viewers delight in presenter's reaction to his pet amid Covid-19 lockdown.
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Ban Republic TV: Chhattisgarh Youth Congress Tells CM
The Congress's youth wing alleged that the channel and its head Arnab Goswami were "disturbing peace" in the country.
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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.
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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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Centre Wants SC To Stop Media From Publishing Information Not Confirmed By Govt
Opposition leaders and rights activists had criticised the government for announcing the lockdown without measures in place to aid daily wage workers and migrants labourers.
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NBA Star With Coronavirus Rudy Gobert Touched Every Reporter's Mic As A Joke
Utah Jazz player Rudy Gobert ran his hands along mics and recording devices at a press conference 48 hours before testing positive for the virus.
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What American Media Said Ahead Of Donald Trump's India Visit
Trump's claim that 10 million people will line up along the route from the airport to the stadium was picked up by most media outlets.
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Modi's Love Affair With Western Liberal Media Has Finally Ended
From the hopeful undertones of 2014, foreign liberal media outlets have now shifted to severely criticising Modi's policies.
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Twitter Trolls Bhakts For Tweets Calling The Economist 'Anti-National' After Cover On Modi
Twitter users pointed out how Modi's followers blindly dismissed any criticism of the prime minister as 'anti-national'.
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