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Journalist Files Police Complaint Against Rahul Gandhi In 'Pushing' Case
Richa Parashar had said the incident occurred during a protest on the Supreme Court premises.
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'Gets Difficult When Everyone Claims To Be A Journalist': Supreme Court
The Supreme Court was hearing a plea which claimed that several journalists were harassed by the police while covering the protests in Delhi.
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'No Coercive Action': Supreme Court In Journalist vs Cop In Molestation Case During Delhi Protest
The Supreme Court ordered the police to complete the investigation into the journalist's allegations in a time-bound manner
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Equality Fund Journalism Fellowship 2026: Applications Open With Rs 2.72 Lakh Stipend
The Equality Fund invites journalists from Global South countries to apply for its 2026 Journalism Fellowship supporting gender-focused reporting projects.
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US Judge Blocks Trump's New Visa Rules: 4-Year Cap For Students, 240-Day Limit For Journalists Halted
A US judge has blocked a Trump administration rule limiting foreign student visas to four years and journalists' visas to 240 days, warning it could cause "catastrophic" harm to education and the economy.
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Bihar's Sattu, Odisha's Coffee And More: What's Inside BRICS Goodie Bag
The hamper, prepared for journalists and delegates covering the summit, includes nine items, with products from different parts of the country.
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US Treasury Blocks Some Journalists From G-20 Meeting Without Explanation
The reporters who've been denied access include the Times' Alan Rappeport, who has been covering such meetings and the Treasury Department since 2017.
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Bangladeshi Journalist, Wife, 4-Year-Old Son Killed In Kolkata Hotel Fire
Debashis Dutta, a native of Aruapara in Kushtia district, had worked with several newspapers in Bangladesh, including 'Ajker Patrika' and 'Ajker Alo'.
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US To Examine Foreign Journalists' Social Media Accounts For Visas: Report
The US State Department will vet the social media accounts of foreign journalists applying for visas to work in the United States, according to a media report on Thursday.
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YouTubers Pose As Journalists And Cops, Frame Karnataka Man In Fake Ganja Case To Extort Rs 3 Lakh
The complainant, Mehboob Babusab Jamadar, alleged that a man approached him and forced him to buy two packets of ganja for Rs 1,000.
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Watch | Protesters Apologise To Journalist Heckled At Jantar Mantar
Protesters apologised to journalist Kapil Raut after an alleged heckling incident at Jantar Mantar. The gesture received praise online, while the episode renewed discussions on journalist safety, protest conduct, and media freedom.
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US Journalists Flagged Air Force One 'Gaps'. Can They Be Forced To Testify?
US Attorney Jay Clayton issued the subpoenas ordering journalists to testify on Wednesday concerning "alleged violation of federal criminal law."
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NYT Journalists Summoned After Report On New Air Force One's Security Gaps
The new jet, which President Donald Trump received as a gift from Qatar, entered service last week.
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Shiv Sena Turncoat MP Sparks Row With 'Will Kill You' Threat To Journalist; Eknath Shinde Reacts
Sanjay Dina Patil, who recently joined Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena, allegedly made threatening remarks during an exchange with journalists, prompting calls for an apology.
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Israeli Army Confirms Journalist Killed In Gaza, Calls Him 'Hamas' Terrorist
The Israeli military said Saturday it had carried out a strike that killed Al Jazeera journalist Ahmed Wishah in Gaza
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Journalist Files Police Complaint Against Rahul Gandhi In 'Pushing' Case
Richa Parashar had said the incident occurred during a protest on the Supreme Court premises.
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'Gets Difficult When Everyone Claims To Be A Journalist': Supreme Court
The Supreme Court was hearing a plea which claimed that several journalists were harassed by the police while covering the protests in Delhi.
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'No Coercive Action': Supreme Court In Journalist vs Cop In Molestation Case During Delhi Protest
The Supreme Court ordered the police to complete the investigation into the journalist's allegations in a time-bound manner
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Equality Fund Journalism Fellowship 2026: Applications Open With Rs 2.72 Lakh Stipend
The Equality Fund invites journalists from Global South countries to apply for its 2026 Journalism Fellowship supporting gender-focused reporting projects.
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US Judge Blocks Trump's New Visa Rules: 4-Year Cap For Students, 240-Day Limit For Journalists Halted
A US judge has blocked a Trump administration rule limiting foreign student visas to four years and journalists' visas to 240 days, warning it could cause "catastrophic" harm to education and the economy.
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Bihar's Sattu, Odisha's Coffee And More: What's Inside BRICS Goodie Bag
The hamper, prepared for journalists and delegates covering the summit, includes nine items, with products from different parts of the country.
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US Treasury Blocks Some Journalists From G-20 Meeting Without Explanation
The reporters who've been denied access include the Times' Alan Rappeport, who has been covering such meetings and the Treasury Department since 2017.
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Bangladeshi Journalist, Wife, 4-Year-Old Son Killed In Kolkata Hotel Fire
Debashis Dutta, a native of Aruapara in Kushtia district, had worked with several newspapers in Bangladesh, including 'Ajker Patrika' and 'Ajker Alo'.
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US To Examine Foreign Journalists' Social Media Accounts For Visas: Report
The US State Department will vet the social media accounts of foreign journalists applying for visas to work in the United States, according to a media report on Thursday.
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YouTubers Pose As Journalists And Cops, Frame Karnataka Man In Fake Ganja Case To Extort Rs 3 Lakh
The complainant, Mehboob Babusab Jamadar, alleged that a man approached him and forced him to buy two packets of ganja for Rs 1,000.
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Watch | Protesters Apologise To Journalist Heckled At Jantar Mantar
Protesters apologised to journalist Kapil Raut after an alleged heckling incident at Jantar Mantar. The gesture received praise online, while the episode renewed discussions on journalist safety, protest conduct, and media freedom.
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US Journalists Flagged Air Force One 'Gaps'. Can They Be Forced To Testify?
US Attorney Jay Clayton issued the subpoenas ordering journalists to testify on Wednesday concerning "alleged violation of federal criminal law."
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NYT Journalists Summoned After Report On New Air Force One's Security Gaps
The new jet, which President Donald Trump received as a gift from Qatar, entered service last week.
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Shiv Sena Turncoat MP Sparks Row With 'Will Kill You' Threat To Journalist; Eknath Shinde Reacts
Sanjay Dina Patil, who recently joined Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena, allegedly made threatening remarks during an exchange with journalists, prompting calls for an apology.
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Israeli Army Confirms Journalist Killed In Gaza, Calls Him 'Hamas' Terrorist
The Israeli military said Saturday it had carried out a strike that killed Al Jazeera journalist Ahmed Wishah in Gaza
