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Who Are The Gandhe Brothers Who Won MasterChef India Season 9
MasterChef India Season 9 crowned Nagpur's Gandhe brothers as winners after an inspiring culinary journey. Here's what the champions and runners-up took home this season.
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Centre Proposes Changes To TRP Policy To Boost Competition
In a bid to encourage competition, the government has proposed to remove entry barriers for companies keen to foray in the sector of television viewership measurement ecosystem.
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Opinion | An Appeal Against Primetime Poison - By Manoj K Jha
Toxic and abusive public discourse may not be as dramatic as a constitutional crisis, but it is more dangerous because it corrodes democracy from within, making it harder to have meaningful conversations, solve real problems, or hold power accountabl
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Ex-News Anchor Lifts Girlfriend By Throat, Slams Her To Ground, Arrested
Shad Olson will go on trial on June 5 after being arrested for alleged domestic abuse last year.
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TV News Anchor Fired For Displaying "Pro-Israel" Coffee Cup
Following the Sunday broadcast, Meltem Gunay, a 45-year-old seasoned newscaster with TGRT Haber, and the program director were promptly dismissed.
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TV News Crew Robbed At Gunpoint In Chicago While Reporting On Robberies
They took the belongings of the 28-year-old and 42-year-old victims and also stole the pair's video camera.
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Self-Regulation Of News Channels Should Be "More Effective": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday found fault with the existing self-regulatory mechanism to monitor TV news channels and sought the Centre's response, saying it wants to make it "more effective".
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"Why Can't An Anchor Be Taken Off Air?" Supreme Court On Hate Speech
Hate speeches are a "complete menace", the Supreme Court observed on Friday and rued the lack of regulatory control on TV news content, saying it wants "free and balanced press in India".
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Supreme Court Relief For TV Anchor In Rahul Gandhi Doctored Clip Case
The Supreme Court Friday protected a TV News editor and restrained authorities in various states from taking any coercive actions against him in connection with multiple FIRs for playing a doctored clip of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.
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Bengal's Advisory To Cable Operators On Content With "Communal Tone"
The West Bengal government on Monday issued an advisory for all multiple-system operators (MSOs) and cable operators in the state.
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TV News Debates Causing More Pollution Than Anybody, Says Supreme Court
Debates on TV news channels are causing more pollution than anybody with statements made in the court being taken out of context, the Supreme Court said today.
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Viral Video: TV Anchor Interrupts Live Bulletin To Claim He Hasn't Been Paid
A Zambian TV anchor interrupted a live news bulletin to claim that he and his colleagues had not been paid by the channel.
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"Why Should TV News Not Be Regulated," Bombay High Court Asks Centre
The Bombay High Court on Thursday said it was surprised to know that the government had no control over the electronic media and asked why television news should not be regulated by the state.
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16 Police Teams Formed To Arrest Men Who Shot At TV Crew In Delhi
Sixteen police teams have been conducting raids across Delhi to arrest two men who allegedly fired at the crew of a news channel when they were going on an assignment in south Delhi, officials said Monday.
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TV Anchor Fights Tears After Finding Out On Air Channel Is Being Shut
An Israeli television news anchor got tearful reporting her own show's sudden cancellation on air. Geula Even fought back tears after learning it would be her last show on Israel's Channel One after the government abruptly decided to shut it down.
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Who Are The Gandhe Brothers Who Won MasterChef India Season 9
MasterChef India Season 9 crowned Nagpur's Gandhe brothers as winners after an inspiring culinary journey. Here's what the champions and runners-up took home this season.
-
Centre Proposes Changes To TRP Policy To Boost Competition
In a bid to encourage competition, the government has proposed to remove entry barriers for companies keen to foray in the sector of television viewership measurement ecosystem.
-
Opinion | An Appeal Against Primetime Poison - By Manoj K Jha
Toxic and abusive public discourse may not be as dramatic as a constitutional crisis, but it is more dangerous because it corrodes democracy from within, making it harder to have meaningful conversations, solve real problems, or hold power accountabl
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Ex-News Anchor Lifts Girlfriend By Throat, Slams Her To Ground, Arrested
Shad Olson will go on trial on June 5 after being arrested for alleged domestic abuse last year.
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TV News Anchor Fired For Displaying "Pro-Israel" Coffee Cup
Following the Sunday broadcast, Meltem Gunay, a 45-year-old seasoned newscaster with TGRT Haber, and the program director were promptly dismissed.
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TV News Crew Robbed At Gunpoint In Chicago While Reporting On Robberies
They took the belongings of the 28-year-old and 42-year-old victims and also stole the pair's video camera.
-
Self-Regulation Of News Channels Should Be "More Effective": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday found fault with the existing self-regulatory mechanism to monitor TV news channels and sought the Centre's response, saying it wants to make it "more effective".
-
"Why Can't An Anchor Be Taken Off Air?" Supreme Court On Hate Speech
Hate speeches are a "complete menace", the Supreme Court observed on Friday and rued the lack of regulatory control on TV news content, saying it wants "free and balanced press in India".
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Supreme Court Relief For TV Anchor In Rahul Gandhi Doctored Clip Case
The Supreme Court Friday protected a TV News editor and restrained authorities in various states from taking any coercive actions against him in connection with multiple FIRs for playing a doctored clip of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.
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Bengal's Advisory To Cable Operators On Content With "Communal Tone"
The West Bengal government on Monday issued an advisory for all multiple-system operators (MSOs) and cable operators in the state.
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TV News Debates Causing More Pollution Than Anybody, Says Supreme Court
Debates on TV news channels are causing more pollution than anybody with statements made in the court being taken out of context, the Supreme Court said today.
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Viral Video: TV Anchor Interrupts Live Bulletin To Claim He Hasn't Been Paid
A Zambian TV anchor interrupted a live news bulletin to claim that he and his colleagues had not been paid by the channel.
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"Why Should TV News Not Be Regulated," Bombay High Court Asks Centre
The Bombay High Court on Thursday said it was surprised to know that the government had no control over the electronic media and asked why television news should not be regulated by the state.
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16 Police Teams Formed To Arrest Men Who Shot At TV Crew In Delhi
Sixteen police teams have been conducting raids across Delhi to arrest two men who allegedly fired at the crew of a news channel when they were going on an assignment in south Delhi, officials said Monday.
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TV Anchor Fights Tears After Finding Out On Air Channel Is Being Shut
An Israeli television news anchor got tearful reporting her own show's sudden cancellation on air. Geula Even fought back tears after learning it would be her last show on Israel's Channel One after the government abruptly decided to shut it down.
