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Indian Government Drafts Policy to Regulate OTT Platforms: Everything You Need to Know
India’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting is drafting a new policy to regulate OTT platforms due to complaints about content not meeting existing guidelines. Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting, L. Murugan, highlighted plans to introduce the policy in Parliament after gathering input from industry and public stakeholders. Th...
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At UN, Trudeau Avoids Indian Media Questions On Khalistan Terrorist Twice
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau did not respond to questions about Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar and India rejecting allegations made by Trudeau in Parliament about India's involvement the terrorist's killing.
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India Has A Free Press, And It Really Works: US Official
A top US official has lauded the freedom of the press in India and the role of journalists in supporting democracy in the world's most populous country.
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White House Defends Joe Biden's Indian Media "Better Behaved" Than US Press Remark
The White House has tried to pacify an upset US media over Joe Biden's off the cuff remarks that the Indian media is "better behaved" than their US counterparts, with a senior official saying Biden's comments were not meant as a "hard cut" on them.
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Indian Media Must Go Global, The World Is Listening To Us: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today that not only Indian products, but India's voice too is becoming more global with the world paying more attention to the country.
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No Democracy Is Fighting The COVID-19 Pandemic By Gagging Its Media: Editors Guild Of India
The Editors Guild of India has said it is "deeply perturbed" over the government blaming the media in the Supreme Court for causing panic among migrant workers, leading to their mass departure in the wake of the lockdown, and asserted that such actions could obstruct the process of dissemination of news.
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Coronavirus Lifetime Challenge, Needs To Be Tackled Through New Solutions: PM To Media
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said COVID-19 is a lifetime challenge, which is needed to be tackled through new and innovative solutions, while speaking to representatives of television news channels through a video-conference.
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Coronavirus Lifetime Challenge, Needs To Be Tackled Through New Solutions: PM To Media
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said COVID-19 is a lifetime challenge, which is needed to be tackled through new and innovative solutions, while speaking to representatives of television news channels through a video-conference.
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Social Media 'Going Haywire', No Regulation Of News Media: Venkaiah Naidu
There can be no regulation of the media in a democracy, feels Information and Broadcasting minister M Venkaiah Naidu, who says self-regulation is good.
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Indian Media 'Stirring Up' Negative Sentiments, Affecting Ties: Chinese Daily
An article in a Chinese daily today blamed the Indian media of "stirring up" negative sentiments in people's mind about ties with Beijing and "overstating contradictions" in the backdrop of Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi's recent visit to New Delhi.
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Delhi's So-Called National Media And Its Irrelevant Obsessions
Who the hell is interested, in this country of a billion people, if a couple of senior journalists have a personality clash or even an argument on principles? It can form the subject of a panel discussion at the Press Club, but how is it prime-time news? The messenger cannot become the message.
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'Hype Created By Indian Media', Says Pak, After Envoy's 'No Peace Talks' Remark
Pakistan has blamed the Indian media for creating "hype" over remarks by its envoy over the peace process and said it was ready to talk to India when the latter is ready.
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Let Journalism Thrive - Television and Media Freedom
These remarks were delivered as a Keynote Address at UNESCO, India to observe World Press Freedom Day.
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#GoHomeIndianMedia - What Went Wrong in Nepal
Indian media - this is a serious wake-up call! Pay attention to what Nepal is saying.... and change your offensive approach.
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More Accessible Ministers? About Time.
New government needs to use media better, writes Harish Khare
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Indian Government Drafts Policy to Regulate OTT Platforms: Everything You Need to Know
India’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting is drafting a new policy to regulate OTT platforms due to complaints about content not meeting existing guidelines. Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting, L. Murugan, highlighted plans to introduce the policy in Parliament after gathering input from industry and public stakeholders. Th...
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At UN, Trudeau Avoids Indian Media Questions On Khalistan Terrorist Twice
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau did not respond to questions about Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar and India rejecting allegations made by Trudeau in Parliament about India's involvement the terrorist's killing.
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India Has A Free Press, And It Really Works: US Official
A top US official has lauded the freedom of the press in India and the role of journalists in supporting democracy in the world's most populous country.
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White House Defends Joe Biden's Indian Media "Better Behaved" Than US Press Remark
The White House has tried to pacify an upset US media over Joe Biden's off the cuff remarks that the Indian media is "better behaved" than their US counterparts, with a senior official saying Biden's comments were not meant as a "hard cut" on them.
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Indian Media Must Go Global, The World Is Listening To Us: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today that not only Indian products, but India's voice too is becoming more global with the world paying more attention to the country.
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No Democracy Is Fighting The COVID-19 Pandemic By Gagging Its Media: Editors Guild Of India
The Editors Guild of India has said it is "deeply perturbed" over the government blaming the media in the Supreme Court for causing panic among migrant workers, leading to their mass departure in the wake of the lockdown, and asserted that such actions could obstruct the process of dissemination of news.
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Coronavirus Lifetime Challenge, Needs To Be Tackled Through New Solutions: PM To Media
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said COVID-19 is a lifetime challenge, which is needed to be tackled through new and innovative solutions, while speaking to representatives of television news channels through a video-conference.
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Coronavirus Lifetime Challenge, Needs To Be Tackled Through New Solutions: PM To Media
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said COVID-19 is a lifetime challenge, which is needed to be tackled through new and innovative solutions, while speaking to representatives of television news channels through a video-conference.
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Social Media 'Going Haywire', No Regulation Of News Media: Venkaiah Naidu
There can be no regulation of the media in a democracy, feels Information and Broadcasting minister M Venkaiah Naidu, who says self-regulation is good.
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Indian Media 'Stirring Up' Negative Sentiments, Affecting Ties: Chinese Daily
An article in a Chinese daily today blamed the Indian media of "stirring up" negative sentiments in people's mind about ties with Beijing and "overstating contradictions" in the backdrop of Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi's recent visit to New Delhi.
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Delhi's So-Called National Media And Its Irrelevant Obsessions
Who the hell is interested, in this country of a billion people, if a couple of senior journalists have a personality clash or even an argument on principles? It can form the subject of a panel discussion at the Press Club, but how is it prime-time news? The messenger cannot become the message.
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'Hype Created By Indian Media', Says Pak, After Envoy's 'No Peace Talks' Remark
Pakistan has blamed the Indian media for creating "hype" over remarks by its envoy over the peace process and said it was ready to talk to India when the latter is ready.
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Let Journalism Thrive - Television and Media Freedom
These remarks were delivered as a Keynote Address at UNESCO, India to observe World Press Freedom Day.
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#GoHomeIndianMedia - What Went Wrong in Nepal
Indian media - this is a serious wake-up call! Pay attention to what Nepal is saying.... and change your offensive approach.
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More Accessible Ministers? About Time.
New government needs to use media better, writes Harish Khare
