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Delhi court orders FIR against Abhijit Iyer Mitra for sexually abusive posts targeting women journalists

Court finds tweets “sexually coloured,” prima facie intended to outrage modesty; directs police probe into X account and devices

Play about Queers Cancelled, As VHP and Right Wing Organisations Protest

Image Courtesy: Jagriti TheatreThe staging of the play titled Shiva, which explores...

Tale of Three Mothers: Fatima, Radhika and Shahira demand justice for Najeeb, Rohith, Junaid

#WhereIsNajeeb#JusticeForNajeebProtest at Jantar Mantar, Where is Najeeb? October 15, 2018,...

IT raids at media baron Raghav Bahl’s home and Quint office

The Editor’s Guild of India, in a tweet, asked...

News channel fabricated my speech and called me anti-national

Nazre Alam, president of All Indian Muslim Bedari Karwan...

HC clears the way for CPI-M’s mouthpiece, publication resumes

The newspaper’s publication was halted from October 1 after...

Tamil journalist Nakkeeran Gopal released hours after arrest

He was produced before the 13th Egmore Metropolitan Magistrate...

Tamil journalist Nakkeeran Gopal arrested for article against governor

He has been arrested for publishing an article against...

Why is Facebook disabling accounts of leading journalists?

Many have questioned the unprecedented crackdown on free speech...

Remembering Shujaat Bukhari’s Fearless Journalism

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