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From FIRs to “Corporate Jihad”: How the TCS Nashik case was transformed from an investigation into a communal narrative
As police probe serious claims of harassment, a parallel story of conspiracy and conversion dominates public discourse
Uttar Pradesh: Photographer who clicked farmer being hit by police ‘attacked, beaten’
PTI photojournalist, Ravi Choudhary, alleged he was attacked by unidentified men in Muradnagar area, police refused to file FIR
BUJ expresses shock at Times Group’s decision to shut down Mirror editions
Saddened by the news, the journalists' Union demanded that no working-employee be downsized in the process of reorganisation.
MP High Court puts counselling as bail condition for accused for anti CAA WhatsApp status
The HC directed the petitioner to attend counselling sessions with an advocate-social worker and follow instructions accordingly, failing which his bail could be reconsidered
Guess what Donald Trump and Amit Malviya have in common?
Both have a ‘Manipulated Media’ tag from Twitter. However BJP's IT Cell boss Malviya is unlikely to lose his job, even though he is perhaps the first Indian political figure to be called out officially
What do right wing trolls earn by insulting India’s farmers?
Right Wing affiliated actor Kangana Ranaut, BJP’s Amit Malviya, etc lead troll army in amplifying fake news, and anti farmer propaganda
All it took was a WhatsApp ‘threat’ for UP police to take a 15-year-old away
The class 10 student is accused of allegedly threatening to 'blow up' CM Adityanath, family says he meant no harm
Right Wing media working overtime to discredit farmers?
They are trying to make it appear as if the farmers marching towards Delhi are doing so to make things difficult for the general public
Kissing in temple, not suitable: MP police
Cops act on BJP leader Gaurav Tiwari's complaint; register FIR against Netflix over scene showing a Hindu girl kissing a uslim boy in a temple in an adaptation of A Suitable Boy
Finally, Editors Guild of India speaks up for Patricia Mukhim!
Mukhim had resigned from the EGI, citing its silence on her case, accusing it of defending 'celebrity editors/anchors'
Will the new amendment to Kerala Police Act curb free speech?
The Government has come up with a provision in the act to curb instances of defamatory and insulting content on social media
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