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RSF classifies ‘Press Freedom Predators,’ Adani, OpIndia make it to the 2026 List

Reporters Sans Frontiers (RSF), evolves a unique way to mark the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists on November 2. The 2026 list profiles 33 “press freedom predators” who targeted journalists and media outlets in 2026. “What do they have in common? A hatred of press freedom,”

If IITs Had More Dalit Professors, Would Aniket Ambhore Be Alive?

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Appa Rao Must Go, HCU Admin Guilty of Conflict Leading to Rohith’s Death: Scientists

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‘This is asatya bharat’: Bezwada Wilson at Rohith Vemula’s first death anniversary

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Inside the big fat Indian wedding: conservatism, competition and networks

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Arnab Goswami’s new media venture is funded by NDA MP and Mohandas Pai

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Why NDTV ban and Zee FIR are not comparable

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What’s missing in the teaching of Islam

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