Email: sabrangind@gmail.com
Supreme Court seeks senior Delhi Police officer’s presence over alleged assault on women journalists; NWMI seeks binding safeguards
The Network of Women in Media, India, has moved the Supreme Court under Article 32, alleging that the detention, physical handling and forcible removal of journalists covering protests violate Articles 14, 19(1)(a), 19(1)(d) and 21 of the Constitution
The Indian Newspaper Industry – Response to Times of India Editorial: JAC for Implementation of Majithia Wage Board
Sabrang -
The following is a response by M J Pandey...
‘Nothing Anti-National Here:’ Women’s Press Corps to Members
New 'Patriotic' Rules of Women's Press Corps Stump Journalists TV-18...
“Let’s take back our Media”: openDemocracy’s Global Campaign for Press Freedom
Racist newspapers, fake news – had enough? openDemocracy takes...
‘Ominous’: Trump Hotel in DC Bans Journalists During Inauguration Week
Politico reports that the hotel, which sits on fedeal...
Arnab Goswami’s new media venture is funded by NDA MP and Mohandas Pai
Sabrang -
There has been a lot of speculation on the...
Why NDTV ban and Zee FIR are not comparable
The first was an attack on free speech. The...
Police interrogates reporter for posting communally charged video in Mathura
Sabrang -
An ‘objectionable video’ posted on the social media group...
Does nonpartisan journalism have a future?
The nonpartisan model of journalism is built around the...
चुनावोें से पहले ही ABP ने दिलाई बीजेपी को जीत!
Sabrang -
उत्तर प्रदेश में चुनावी आहट शुरू होते ही ओपिनियन...
Supreme Court Quashes Contempt Action Against Journalists
Nine years after they were hauled up for contempt...
Related VIDEOS
ALL STORIES
ALL STORIES
Rights
Mumbai Police detain Ambedkarite leaders demanding justice for Sahil Wakode; IIT Bombay refuses to hear delegation
As Sahil Wakode’s parents continue their hunger strike over his death and allegations of caste discrimination, Mumbai Police barricaded access to IIT Bombay and detained civil society leaders
India
Jantar Mantar shut to protest, CJP leaders sent to jail, Delhi police invoke ‘breach of peace’
Denotification of the protest site precedes preventive action against Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka, who attempted to enter the barricaded area and unfurl the Tricolour
Rule of Law
Bihar custodial death: Six suspended after Dilshad Ansari’s death in custody; family demands high-level probe
Dilshad Ansari’s family disputes the police claim that he jumped from a moving vehicle, demanding a thorough probe into his fatal head injury
Media
Supreme Court seeks senior Delhi Police officer’s presence over alleged assault on women journalists; NWMI seeks binding safeguards
The Network of Women in Media, India, has moved the Supreme Court under Article 32, alleging that the detention, physical handling and forcible removal of journalists covering protests violate Articles 14, 19(1)(a), 19(1)(d) and 21 of the Constitution
Rule of Law
Bombay High Court orders Maharashtra DGP to review arrest forms, flags failure to communicate grounds of arrest
Ruling in a murder case, the Court orders Shingare’s release over non-compliance with Article 22(1), states signed arrest notice cannot cure failure to communicate factual grounds of arrest
India
SIR West Bengal: Most Form 7 requests lead to deletions; Form 6 additions remain low
Election Commission data shows that 89.56% of Form 7 requests resulted in deletions, while 20.73% of Form 6 applications resulted in additions. Separately, voters challenging their removal face pending tribunal appeals and reported problems with notices, documents and access to orders.
India
‘Chalo Delhi’: Thousands march to Supreme court against ‘Vote Chori’, demand Gyanesh Kumar’s removal
Led by the INDIA bloc, the October 12 march brought opposition parties, lawyers, student organisations and civil society onto Delhi’s streets, demanding a halt to the SIR process and accountability for alleged electoral manipulation
