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Centre escalates action against Satluj, refers film to high-level committee after ordering OTT takedown

Invoking Section 69A of the IT Act, the Centre has ordered Satluj offline pending further review under the IT Rules

India among 13 countries for impunity for journalists’ murders

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) on October 29,...

Movies that make you think: Sindhustan and Midnight Traveller

Both these must-watch movies were featured in MAMI Film...

Angry Centre wants OTT platforms to ‘only’ ban Hindu-phobic content

The Centre is likely to issue a ‘negative list’...

Hate Watch: How Hate Trends On Twitter—A Look into Communal Echo Chambers

Once again, in the wake of KamleshTiwari's murder in...

False narratives by the government must be questioned

Can you imagine a situation where in a 'responsible'...

Decoding Hate: Aaj Tak’s show on Ayodhya peddles othering and hate

Hate politics has found a fertile playground within the...

Let Journalists do their Job: Kashmiri Press Protests Valley Siege

SRINAGAR/NEW DELHI: Kashmiri journalists staged a sit-in protest in...

Prasar Bharati suspends DD official for not live telecasting Modi’s speech: Chennai

PM Modi’s address at the hackathon event aired only...

Indians ‘need to place themselves’ in position of Kashmiris to understand their travails

When the former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir...

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Kashmiri Pandit employees in the Valley asked to stay home after threat letter

Threats naming six government employees prompt tighter security and unofficial work-from-home instructions, even as authorities deny issuing any formal order

Kerala court grants bail to T.G. Mohandas in Jantar Mantar remarks case, cites arrest procedure irregularity

The Thiruvananthapuram court granted regular bail to right-wing activist T.G. Mohandas, a former head of the BJP’s State intellectual cell, a day after his arrest over alleged remarks about women and student protesters at Jantar Mantar; the court cited non-issuance of notice under Section 35(3) BNSS, recovery of electronic devices, cooperation with investigators, and his age and health.

August 11, 2026: A decade plus of students challenging a regime that seeks to control thought & ideas

The pushback to the Modi 1.0 regime came within months of it being sworn into office, and it emerged from the student of the Central University, Hyderabad & JNU among others, that had been creations of independent India’s intellectual and organisational fashioning; while Gen Z’s 2026 protests are a breath of fresh air to the battle weary, India’s students in universities have never been silent

Two FIRs, Four Days In: Pune sees first use of Maharashtra’s controversial anti-conversion law

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ID Based on Anonymous Informant, Sudden Reference to 2009 Home Ministry Notification: Why NSA Case Against Satyam Verma Is Unconvincing

When Noida District Magistrate Medha Roopam chose to invoke the stringent law against the journalist, she appears to have based it on her reading of his assumed ability to influence workers – not the facts available.