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Four Indian journalists' organisations condemned Delhi Police for allegedly detaining reporters covering protests, seizing equipment, and dismissing press cards, demanding an unconditional release, returned devices, a public apology, and a formal inquiry.
To manage media access and enhance security, Kerala's Chief Minister will now have scheduled press interactions, responding to urgent queries only with prior notice, following recent incidents.
Decades ago, a young woman walked into the Delhi bureau office of a Malayalam newspaper with a bold request: she wanted an opportunity to take news photographs. At a time when press photography was considered a strictly male domain, she possessed no formal training in the craft and did not even own
An Instagram vlogger has apologised after making an offensive remark about journalists at a landslip site, sparking protests and a police complaint.
The US Department of Homeland Security will implement fixed visa durations for students, exchange visitors, and journalists, aiming to tighten monitoring. This rule faces criticism for potential discrimination and creating new hurdles for visa holders.
Former Telegraph editor R Rajagopal received his renewed passport after it was delayed due to his name being removed from electoral rolls, a process that has raised public policy concerns.
The 146-page book, written under the pseudonym of Kerala Putra, critically analyses the Montagu–Chelmsford Reforms.
The posters were issued in the name of the 'People's Liberation Front Area Committee'.
Assam police booked the duo over their articles and interviews related to Operation Sindoor.
Journalist V M Rajasekhar has been appointed as the new Director of Manorama School of Communication (MASCOM).
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