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DUJ stands by journalist Ajit Anjum after Bihar government lodges an FIR against him for ground reportage on ECI’s SIR process

The DUJ has expressed strong condemnation of the FIR lodged against senior journalist, Ajit Anjum in Begusarai

The term ‘fake news’ is doing great harm

During a recent press conference in the UK, Donald...

Gujarat court sets aside Adani Group’s defamation suit against The Wire

In a resounding slap in the face of those...

Blocked after Questioning #TalktoaMuslim: Facebook Community Standards are Communal

So, Facebook blocked me. For 24 hours (but I...

We are cultural warriors: Anand Patwardhan

A cultural war is raging. We must unite across...

Supreme Court says no “complete ban” on protests at Jantar Mantar 

Image Courtesy: Scroll.inThe Supreme Court, on Monday, July 24, 2018,...

Hazards of Joining a TV Debate on the Hindu Nation with a Muslim Name

As an author and street theatre performer challenging the...

Sudha Bharadwaj: I Will Continue My Work Regardless of What Mr. Goswami Says

PUCL National Secretary and visiting professor at NLU, Sudha...

Unmasking the Media: News Channels Act As Messengers of Hate

Bhasha Singh raises critical questions on the blackout of...

Democracy needs independent journalists and noisy judges: Justice Gogoi

SC justice Ranjan Gogoi asked for more independent journalists...

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