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Omar Abdullah Calls Newspapers "Cowards" For Not Reporting House Arrest
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday expressed anguish over the missing media coverage in local newspapers on the issue of "the entire elected government being locked up".
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"Indians Will Not Allow...": Minister On The New York Times Op-Ed On Kashmir
The strong rebuttal by Anurag Thakur came after the US-based newspaper published an opinion piece on alleged curbs on information flow in Kashmir.
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Opinion: As Foreign Criticism Grows, Modi Has An Image Problem
It should be clear by now that India has a global image problem. Most Western newspapers of note (The New York Times, Le Monde, Time, The Washington Post, The Guardian, The London Times, etc.) have all been critical of the government's record on farmer protests, Kashmir, free speech, the right to dissent, treatment of minorities, and so on.
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"Stand By India In Fight Against Terror": EU Lawmakers After J&K Visit
European Union MPs whose visit to Jammu and Kashmir has been criticised by the opposition today said they were not here to interfere in India's politics and "fully supported the country in its efforts for lasting peace and end of terror". The European lawmakers were addressing select media - many, including local Kashmiri newspapers were kept out -...
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Journalists In Kashmir Stage Silent Protest Against Communication Curbs
Journalists in Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday staged a silent protest against what they say has been a "media gag" by authorities that has badly affected their ability to work for the last 60 days. A clampdown on communication lines has meant that for the two months, no newspaper has been able to bring out an online edition and editorials have disap...
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"Not Much To Celebrate": Kashmiris Trim Big Weddings After Restrictions
This time, even the usually buoyant wedding industry - a major driver of Jammu and Kashmir's economy - is buckling under the strain, with hundreds of notices appearing in newspapers and on television in recent weeks, postponing or cancelling ceremonies.
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"We Know What To Do": Supreme Court To Review Centre's Article 370 Move
The constitutional validity of the government's move to scrap special status for Jammu and Kashmir under Article 370 earlier this month will be reviewed by the Supreme Court in October, the top court said today. The top court has also sought a response from the centre as it heard a batch of petitions against the government's decision. The Supreme C...
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"Fuelling Panic": J&K Editor Moves Court Against Curbs Affecting Media
The editor of a prominent newspaper in Jammu and Kashmir has approached the Supreme Court against restrictions imposed on journalists after its special status was scrapped by the central government earlier this week.
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Journalist Arrested In Midnight Raid For 3 Decade Old Terror Case In J&K
Police arrested the publisher of one of the most widely read newspapers in Indian-controlled Kashmir in a midnight raid over a decades-old case, the police and his brother said on Tuesday, highlighting the difficulties facing media in the region.
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Kashmir Papers Run Blank Front Page To Protest Move "To Scuttle" Media
Most of the leading dailies in the valley printed their front pages in blank on Sunday as a mark of protest against the "unexplained denial" of advertisements to two newspapers by the Jammu and Kashmir government.
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Row Over Hafiz Saeed's Column In Pak Newspaper As 'Contributing Writer'
Mumbai attacks mastermind Hafiz Saeed has donned the hat of a column writer for a leading Urdu newspaper, stirring a debate among journalists as to how the media house allowed the head of a banned terror group to write on the Kashmir issue and the creation of Bangladesh in 1971.
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Rs 5 Billion Cheque-Bounce Hits China-Pak Corridor Contractors: Report
A number of road projects in the $52 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor are facing hurdles as Pakistan's National Highway Authority faces a financial crisis, the Pakistani media reported today. Pakistan-based newspaper Dawncited sources as saying that contractors stopped work on several CPEC projects after their cheques worth over Rs 5 billio...
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Shujaat Bukhari's Rising Kashmir Pays Moving Tribute In Edition
The morning after senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari was shot dead outside his office, the Rising Kashmir, the newspaper that he started and edited, made it to the stands in the Valley. On its front page was a tribute to its slain editor-in-chief, who was counted among Kashmir's balanced voices. His life-size portrait against a black background was ...
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'Rising Kashmir' Editor Shujaat Bukhari Shot Dead In Srinagar
Senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari was shot dead on Thursday evening outside his office in Srinagar in an audacious terror attack that has left the nation in shock. Mr Bukhari, the editor of Rising Kashmir newspaper, was shot at close range in the attack in which his two security officers were also killed. He was attacked when he had stepped out of ...
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'Act Of God,' Says Operator On Cable Car Accident That Killed Family Of 4 In Kashmir's Gulmarg
A pile of newspapers lie outside the locked door of Jayant Andraskar's Shalimar Bagh home in Delhi. They would've been collected today, only no one is coming back home. On Sunday, 38-year-old Jayant, his wife Manisha and two young children died in Jammu and Kashmir's Gulmarg, when they fell out of a cable car suspended hundreds of feet above the gr...
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Omar Abdullah Calls Newspapers "Cowards" For Not Reporting House Arrest
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday expressed anguish over the missing media coverage in local newspapers on the issue of "the entire elected government being locked up".
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"Indians Will Not Allow...": Minister On The New York Times Op-Ed On Kashmir
The strong rebuttal by Anurag Thakur came after the US-based newspaper published an opinion piece on alleged curbs on information flow in Kashmir.
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Opinion: As Foreign Criticism Grows, Modi Has An Image Problem
It should be clear by now that India has a global image problem. Most Western newspapers of note (The New York Times, Le Monde, Time, The Washington Post, The Guardian, The London Times, etc.) have all been critical of the government's record on farmer protests, Kashmir, free speech, the right to dissent, treatment of minorities, and so on.
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"Stand By India In Fight Against Terror": EU Lawmakers After J&K Visit
European Union MPs whose visit to Jammu and Kashmir has been criticised by the opposition today said they were not here to interfere in India's politics and "fully supported the country in its efforts for lasting peace and end of terror". The European lawmakers were addressing select media - many, including local Kashmiri newspapers were kept out -...
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Journalists In Kashmir Stage Silent Protest Against Communication Curbs
Journalists in Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday staged a silent protest against what they say has been a "media gag" by authorities that has badly affected their ability to work for the last 60 days. A clampdown on communication lines has meant that for the two months, no newspaper has been able to bring out an online edition and editorials have disap...
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"Not Much To Celebrate": Kashmiris Trim Big Weddings After Restrictions
This time, even the usually buoyant wedding industry - a major driver of Jammu and Kashmir's economy - is buckling under the strain, with hundreds of notices appearing in newspapers and on television in recent weeks, postponing or cancelling ceremonies.
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"We Know What To Do": Supreme Court To Review Centre's Article 370 Move
The constitutional validity of the government's move to scrap special status for Jammu and Kashmir under Article 370 earlier this month will be reviewed by the Supreme Court in October, the top court said today. The top court has also sought a response from the centre as it heard a batch of petitions against the government's decision. The Supreme C...
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"Fuelling Panic": J&K Editor Moves Court Against Curbs Affecting Media
The editor of a prominent newspaper in Jammu and Kashmir has approached the Supreme Court against restrictions imposed on journalists after its special status was scrapped by the central government earlier this week.
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Journalist Arrested In Midnight Raid For 3 Decade Old Terror Case In J&K
Police arrested the publisher of one of the most widely read newspapers in Indian-controlled Kashmir in a midnight raid over a decades-old case, the police and his brother said on Tuesday, highlighting the difficulties facing media in the region.
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Kashmir Papers Run Blank Front Page To Protest Move "To Scuttle" Media
Most of the leading dailies in the valley printed their front pages in blank on Sunday as a mark of protest against the "unexplained denial" of advertisements to two newspapers by the Jammu and Kashmir government.
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Row Over Hafiz Saeed's Column In Pak Newspaper As 'Contributing Writer'
Mumbai attacks mastermind Hafiz Saeed has donned the hat of a column writer for a leading Urdu newspaper, stirring a debate among journalists as to how the media house allowed the head of a banned terror group to write on the Kashmir issue and the creation of Bangladesh in 1971.
-
Rs 5 Billion Cheque-Bounce Hits China-Pak Corridor Contractors: Report
A number of road projects in the $52 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor are facing hurdles as Pakistan's National Highway Authority faces a financial crisis, the Pakistani media reported today. Pakistan-based newspaper Dawncited sources as saying that contractors stopped work on several CPEC projects after their cheques worth over Rs 5 billio...
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Shujaat Bukhari's Rising Kashmir Pays Moving Tribute In Edition
The morning after senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari was shot dead outside his office, the Rising Kashmir, the newspaper that he started and edited, made it to the stands in the Valley. On its front page was a tribute to its slain editor-in-chief, who was counted among Kashmir's balanced voices. His life-size portrait against a black background was ...
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'Rising Kashmir' Editor Shujaat Bukhari Shot Dead In Srinagar
Senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari was shot dead on Thursday evening outside his office in Srinagar in an audacious terror attack that has left the nation in shock. Mr Bukhari, the editor of Rising Kashmir newspaper, was shot at close range in the attack in which his two security officers were also killed. He was attacked when he had stepped out of ...
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'Act Of God,' Says Operator On Cable Car Accident That Killed Family Of 4 In Kashmir's Gulmarg
A pile of newspapers lie outside the locked door of Jayant Andraskar's Shalimar Bagh home in Delhi. They would've been collected today, only no one is coming back home. On Sunday, 38-year-old Jayant, his wife Manisha and two young children died in Jammu and Kashmir's Gulmarg, when they fell out of a cable car suspended hundreds of feet above the gr...
