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"Fake Videos Can't Be...": Kerala Chief Minister On Raids At News Channel
After Kerala Police conducted raids at the Asianet News office, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Monday said broadcasting fake videos cannot be considered media work.
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"Kerala Chief Minister Proving He Is PM Modi In Dhoti": Congress Leader
Leader of Opposition in the Kerala Assembly VD Satheesan targeted Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and said that the CM is proving that he is a "Modi in dhoti" after the crime branch police team raided the Asianet News office.
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"Left Intimidation Politics": BJP Slams Searches At TV Channel Asianet
The BJP on Sunday slammed the Left Democratic Front government in Kerala on Sunday after a police "search" at Asianet News office and alleged trespassing into its premises by SFI workers, calling it a display of "Left intimidation politics".
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Kerala Police Search TV Channel Asianet's Office Days After Left Protest
CPI(M) sources have alleged that there was a complaint against the news channel for allegedly creating "fake news" about the alleged sexual assault of over 10 girl students at a school in northern Kerala.
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Student Group Trespass Into Kerala News Channel's Office, Intimidate Staff
A group of SFI activists allegedly trespassed into the office of the Malayalam news channel Asianet News here on Friday evening and intimidated the staff, police said in Kochi.
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"Press Freedom Essential": Union Minister After Ban Removed On Channels
Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar today said the centre has lifted the 48-hour ban on two Malayalam news channels, which were suspended over their coverage of the violence in Delhi. He said the government supports the freedom of the press.
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2 News Channels, Banned For Reporting On Delhi Violence, Back On Air
Two Malayalam news channels - Asianet News and MediaOne TV - that were banned for 48 hours on Friday over their coverage of last week's violence are back on air.
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2 Malayalam News Channels Get 48-Hour Ban For Reporting On Delhi Violence
Two Malayalam news channels have been taken off air for 48 hours, effective 7.30 pm Friday, for their coverage of the violence that hit parts of northeast Delhi last week
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Many Journalists Questioned, Detained In Mangaluru, Cops Demand IDs
Journalists and crew from at least three Kerala-based news channels - News 24, Media One and Asianet - have been stopped from reporting in Mangaluru, where two died yesterday in police firing amid protests against the new citizenship law
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Kerala PSC Postpones Civil Police Officers OMR Exams
Kerala Public Service Commission (Kerala PSC) has postponed the Civil Police Officer/ Women Civil Police Officer in Police Department OMR examination.
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"Fake Videos Can't Be...": Kerala Chief Minister On Raids At News Channel
After Kerala Police conducted raids at the Asianet News office, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Monday said broadcasting fake videos cannot be considered media work.
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"Kerala Chief Minister Proving He Is PM Modi In Dhoti": Congress Leader
Leader of Opposition in the Kerala Assembly VD Satheesan targeted Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and said that the CM is proving that he is a "Modi in dhoti" after the crime branch police team raided the Asianet News office.
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"Left Intimidation Politics": BJP Slams Searches At TV Channel Asianet
The BJP on Sunday slammed the Left Democratic Front government in Kerala on Sunday after a police "search" at Asianet News office and alleged trespassing into its premises by SFI workers, calling it a display of "Left intimidation politics".
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Kerala Police Search TV Channel Asianet's Office Days After Left Protest
CPI(M) sources have alleged that there was a complaint against the news channel for allegedly creating "fake news" about the alleged sexual assault of over 10 girl students at a school in northern Kerala.
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Student Group Trespass Into Kerala News Channel's Office, Intimidate Staff
A group of SFI activists allegedly trespassed into the office of the Malayalam news channel Asianet News here on Friday evening and intimidated the staff, police said in Kochi.
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"Press Freedom Essential": Union Minister After Ban Removed On Channels
Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar today said the centre has lifted the 48-hour ban on two Malayalam news channels, which were suspended over their coverage of the violence in Delhi. He said the government supports the freedom of the press.
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2 News Channels, Banned For Reporting On Delhi Violence, Back On Air
Two Malayalam news channels - Asianet News and MediaOne TV - that were banned for 48 hours on Friday over their coverage of last week's violence are back on air.
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2 Malayalam News Channels Get 48-Hour Ban For Reporting On Delhi Violence
Two Malayalam news channels have been taken off air for 48 hours, effective 7.30 pm Friday, for their coverage of the violence that hit parts of northeast Delhi last week
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Many Journalists Questioned, Detained In Mangaluru, Cops Demand IDs
Journalists and crew from at least three Kerala-based news channels - News 24, Media One and Asianet - have been stopped from reporting in Mangaluru, where two died yesterday in police firing amid protests against the new citizenship law
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Kerala PSC Postpones Civil Police Officers OMR Exams
Kerala Public Service Commission (Kerala PSC) has postponed the Civil Police Officer/ Women Civil Police Officer in Police Department OMR examination.
