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Centre Hopes Beijing Will Renew Visas Of Indian Journalists In China
The foreign ministry said on Friday it hoped Beijing would allow Indian journalists to continue to work in China, and said that New Delhi allows all foreign journalists to operate in India.
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India, China Hope For Reciprocal Measures Over Presence Of Journalists
China on Thursday said it would like to treat Indian journalists like "friend and family" after India expressed hope that Beijing would facilitate their continued presence in their country.
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Hope China Will Allow Continued Presence Of Indian Journalists: Ministry
India on Thursday hoped that Chinese authorities would facilitate continued presence of Indian journalists in China.
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Indian Journalist Attacked By Khalistan Supporters In US, Rescued By Cops
The US correspondent of the Press Trust of India, Lalit K Jha, was covering the pro-Khalistan protest when he came under attack. But the timely intervention by the US Secret Service and the local police saved him.
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Indian Female Journalists Were Scammed With Promises Of Harvard Jobs: Report
Several prominent female journalists and media personalities in India including ex-NDTV anchor Nidhi Razdan were targets of online scammers who promised prestigious jobs at Harvard, the New York Times reported today.
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How Israeli Spyware Pegasus Snooped On WhatsApp Users In 5 Simple Points
Israeli Spyware Pegasus, developed by cyber-security company NSO, was used to snoop on around 1,400 WhatsApp users in 20 countries including Indian journalists and activists.
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Indian Journalist Arrested In Australia On Charges Of People Smuggling
An Indian journalist, charged with an aggravated people smuggling offence by Australian authorities for facilitating the travel of a "fake media contingent" to attend the Commonwealth Games, will stay in custody for six more weeks, a media report said today.
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110 Journalists Killed In 2015, India Deadliest Asian Nation For Reporters: Study
A total of 110 journalists were killed around the world in 2015, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said today, warning that more were being deliberately targeted for their work in supposedly peaceful countries.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Receives Honorary Fellowship in UK
An Indian-origin doctor has received the honorary fellowship by one of the leading British Universities for his contribution to the community as a general practitioner and medical educator.
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Britain's Royal Society Seeks Greater India-UK Interaction
Britain's prestigious Royal Society will try to foster greater interaction between India and the UK, said India-born Nobel Laureate Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, President-elect of the society, today.
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US Supports Journalists in Reporting Freely on Countries: White House
The US supports the ability of journalists to freely report on countries around the world, the White House said yesterday on being asked about the Pakistan government's decision asking the two Indian journalists based in Islamabad to leave the country within a week.
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Pakistan Tells Indian Journalists To Leave, 'Retrograde Step' Says Delhi
Pakistan has ordered the only two Indian journalists stationed in the country to leave within a week, telling them their visas would not be renewed, a move denounced by India as "a retrograde step."
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Two Indian Journalists Asked to Leave Pakistan, government to take it up
New Delhi is likely to take up with Pakistan the case of two Indian journalists who have been asked to leave the country.
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Arrested Indian national to be deported by Sri Lanka
An Indian journalist, who was arrested in Sri Lanka while filming a military installation in a former LTTE stronghold, is set to be deported.
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Ashok Amritraj gets Soul of India award
Tennis player-producer Ashok Amritraj, who has produced 109 Hollywood films, was presented with the 'Soul of India Award' for his outstanding achievements in the film industry.
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Centre Hopes Beijing Will Renew Visas Of Indian Journalists In China
The foreign ministry said on Friday it hoped Beijing would allow Indian journalists to continue to work in China, and said that New Delhi allows all foreign journalists to operate in India.
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India, China Hope For Reciprocal Measures Over Presence Of Journalists
China on Thursday said it would like to treat Indian journalists like "friend and family" after India expressed hope that Beijing would facilitate their continued presence in their country.
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Hope China Will Allow Continued Presence Of Indian Journalists: Ministry
India on Thursday hoped that Chinese authorities would facilitate continued presence of Indian journalists in China.
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Indian Journalist Attacked By Khalistan Supporters In US, Rescued By Cops
The US correspondent of the Press Trust of India, Lalit K Jha, was covering the pro-Khalistan protest when he came under attack. But the timely intervention by the US Secret Service and the local police saved him.
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Indian Female Journalists Were Scammed With Promises Of Harvard Jobs: Report
Several prominent female journalists and media personalities in India including ex-NDTV anchor Nidhi Razdan were targets of online scammers who promised prestigious jobs at Harvard, the New York Times reported today.
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How Israeli Spyware Pegasus Snooped On WhatsApp Users In 5 Simple Points
Israeli Spyware Pegasus, developed by cyber-security company NSO, was used to snoop on around 1,400 WhatsApp users in 20 countries including Indian journalists and activists.
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Indian Journalist Arrested In Australia On Charges Of People Smuggling
An Indian journalist, charged with an aggravated people smuggling offence by Australian authorities for facilitating the travel of a "fake media contingent" to attend the Commonwealth Games, will stay in custody for six more weeks, a media report said today.
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110 Journalists Killed In 2015, India Deadliest Asian Nation For Reporters: Study
A total of 110 journalists were killed around the world in 2015, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said today, warning that more were being deliberately targeted for their work in supposedly peaceful countries.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Receives Honorary Fellowship in UK
An Indian-origin doctor has received the honorary fellowship by one of the leading British Universities for his contribution to the community as a general practitioner and medical educator.
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Britain's Royal Society Seeks Greater India-UK Interaction
Britain's prestigious Royal Society will try to foster greater interaction between India and the UK, said India-born Nobel Laureate Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, President-elect of the society, today.
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US Supports Journalists in Reporting Freely on Countries: White House
The US supports the ability of journalists to freely report on countries around the world, the White House said yesterday on being asked about the Pakistan government's decision asking the two Indian journalists based in Islamabad to leave the country within a week.
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Pakistan Tells Indian Journalists To Leave, 'Retrograde Step' Says Delhi
Pakistan has ordered the only two Indian journalists stationed in the country to leave within a week, telling them their visas would not be renewed, a move denounced by India as "a retrograde step."
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Two Indian Journalists Asked to Leave Pakistan, government to take it up
New Delhi is likely to take up with Pakistan the case of two Indian journalists who have been asked to leave the country.
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Arrested Indian national to be deported by Sri Lanka
An Indian journalist, who was arrested in Sri Lanka while filming a military installation in a former LTTE stronghold, is set to be deported.
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Ashok Amritraj gets Soul of India award
Tennis player-producer Ashok Amritraj, who has produced 109 Hollywood films, was presented with the 'Soul of India Award' for his outstanding achievements in the film industry.
