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ICC Offers New Hope To Bangladesh Journalists After T20 World Cup Accreditation Row
Roughly 80-90 Bangladeshi journalists applied for the media accreditation for the T20 World Cup 2026.
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Driving License Without Test? Government Issues Clarification
The Centre on Saturday clarified reports in some sections of the media on Accredited Driver Training Centers (ADTC) and driving schools, saying that there will not be any changes from June 1 to the existing rules.
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Manipur Restricts Use Of Press Stickers And Jackets To Tackle Misuse
Manipur has restricted the use of 'press' stickers, vests and jackets only to registered media houses and journalists - possessing Identity Card or accreditation certificate.
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Journalist Bodies Object To New Accreditation Rules, Write To Minister
Various journalists' bodies on Friday wrote to Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Minister Anurag Thakur raising objections to the new guidelines issued recently for the accreditation of media persons by his ministry's arm Press Information Bureau.
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Journalists Acting Against National Security To Lose Government Accreditation
Journalists acting in a manner prejudicial to the country's "security, sovereignty and integrity" as well as "public order, decency or morality" will lose their government accreditation, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has said.
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YouTube Accredited for Protecting Advertisers From Unsuitable Videos
YouTube in a blog post on Tuesday said that it was now the first digital platform to receive an accreditation from the Media Rating Council, signifying that the video service protects its advertisers from appearing on content deemed inappropriate for paid advertisements.
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South African Cricket Faces Showdown Talks As Strike Threat Looms
Cricket South Africa will hold a special board meeting on Saturday following a week of drama and controversy sparked by the withdrawal of media accreditation of five leading journalists.
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After "Fake News" Order, Nominations To Media Watchdog Spark Row
Journalists, editors and media managers and owners will meet tomorrow to take a common stand on issues with the constitution of media watchdog Press Council of India (PCI) and the Central Press Accreditation Committee (CPAC). Both media bodies, in the process of being reconstituted, have been called into question.
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"Won't Resign, Am Not Arvind Kejriwal": The Big 'Fake News' Debate
A debate surrounding the government's short-lived order to punish journalists for fake news and the reconstitution of a top media watchdog saw a spirited clash of views between prominent journalists on Tuesday.
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"Breathtaking Assault On Mainstream Media": Journalists Slam Centre's Fake News Rules
Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Smriti Irani on Monday said the accreditation of a journalist could be permanently cancelled if the person is found generating or propagating fake news, as it came out with stringent measures to check the problem. The move, however, has evoked strong reactions from top journalists, who raised questions ab...
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ICC Offers New Hope To Bangladesh Journalists After T20 World Cup Accreditation Row
Roughly 80-90 Bangladeshi journalists applied for the media accreditation for the T20 World Cup 2026.
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Driving License Without Test? Government Issues Clarification
The Centre on Saturday clarified reports in some sections of the media on Accredited Driver Training Centers (ADTC) and driving schools, saying that there will not be any changes from June 1 to the existing rules.
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Manipur Restricts Use Of Press Stickers And Jackets To Tackle Misuse
Manipur has restricted the use of 'press' stickers, vests and jackets only to registered media houses and journalists - possessing Identity Card or accreditation certificate.
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Journalist Bodies Object To New Accreditation Rules, Write To Minister
Various journalists' bodies on Friday wrote to Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Minister Anurag Thakur raising objections to the new guidelines issued recently for the accreditation of media persons by his ministry's arm Press Information Bureau.
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Journalists Acting Against National Security To Lose Government Accreditation
Journalists acting in a manner prejudicial to the country's "security, sovereignty and integrity" as well as "public order, decency or morality" will lose their government accreditation, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has said.
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YouTube Accredited for Protecting Advertisers From Unsuitable Videos
YouTube in a blog post on Tuesday said that it was now the first digital platform to receive an accreditation from the Media Rating Council, signifying that the video service protects its advertisers from appearing on content deemed inappropriate for paid advertisements.
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South African Cricket Faces Showdown Talks As Strike Threat Looms
Cricket South Africa will hold a special board meeting on Saturday following a week of drama and controversy sparked by the withdrawal of media accreditation of five leading journalists.
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After "Fake News" Order, Nominations To Media Watchdog Spark Row
Journalists, editors and media managers and owners will meet tomorrow to take a common stand on issues with the constitution of media watchdog Press Council of India (PCI) and the Central Press Accreditation Committee (CPAC). Both media bodies, in the process of being reconstituted, have been called into question.
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"Won't Resign, Am Not Arvind Kejriwal": The Big 'Fake News' Debate
A debate surrounding the government's short-lived order to punish journalists for fake news and the reconstitution of a top media watchdog saw a spirited clash of views between prominent journalists on Tuesday.
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"Breathtaking Assault On Mainstream Media": Journalists Slam Centre's Fake News Rules
Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Smriti Irani on Monday said the accreditation of a journalist could be permanently cancelled if the person is found generating or propagating fake news, as it came out with stringent measures to check the problem. The move, however, has evoked strong reactions from top journalists, who raised questions ab...
