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Through The Lens of Raghu Rai: An evening in Mumbai
A film screening at the open air venue –Press Club Mumbai terrace—brought alive the works and perspective of the legendary photographer, Raghu Rai
Media Blacks Out Massive Workers’ Protest in Delhi
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With nearly 1 lakh workers joining the mahapadav on...
Gauri was a Voice of the Voiceless : Kavita Lankesh
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Kavita Lankesh, filmmaker and sister of Gauri Lankesh remembers...
Is Vinod Verma’s Arrest Just the Tip of the Iceberg?
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Senior journalist Vinod Verma who had been arrested from...
Killing of Journalists in India spurs concern among civil liberties groups worldwide
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The cold blooded murder of veteran journalist Gauri Lankesh...
In the ongoing war between fake news and evidence-based information, facts do not matter
To influence policymaking we need to engage both with...
#OurGauri: “What is Justice Gauri? Do You Gain Any Profit Out of It?”
Translated from the original Kannada by Yogesh SImage: Santhosh...
Bomb Kills Maltese Woman Journo Investigating Panama Papers
ANI reports that a Maltese investigative journalist who had...
My Association with Christians, A Clarification: Kancha Ilaiah Shepherd
One of the recurring accusations of the recent Arya...
Continuous internet ban in Kashmir affecting livelihood of media persons, says Valley-based Journalist body
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We need a new, radical vision of feminist sisterhood
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