Press freedom
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‘How low will you fall?’: Assam CM draws flak for ‘communal’ remark about Muslim journalist
Scroll Staff
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Contentious Broadcasting Bill to go ahead only after wider consultations, says I&B minister
Scroll Staff
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Sting operations by media not illegal if done in public interest, says Kerala High Court
Scroll Staff
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Drop UAPA cases against Arundhati Roy, Showkat Hussain: UN Human Rights Office to Indian authorities
Scroll Staff
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BJP’s coalition partners may stop new laws curbing liberties being passed – but older ones remain
Nachiket Deuskar
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News associations, digital rights groups demand withdrawal of laws ‘aimed at curbing’ press freedom
Scroll Staff
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‘The Caravan’ journalists assaulted in 2020 informed of four-year-old FIR against them
Scroll Staff
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Foreign correspondents protest Australian journalist being ‘effectively pushed out’ amid visa row
Scroll Staff
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Indian news channels on YouTube are battling arbitrary blocking, curbs on earnings
Sharveya Parasnis
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How a German photojournalist exemplified the courage and heart of reporting from the frontline
Beena Sarwar
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Centre directs YouTube to take down ‘National Dastak’ from its platform
Scroll Staff
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‘Bolta Hindustan’ YouTube channel removed on Centre’s orders
Scroll Staff
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Delhi Police files chargesheet in UAPA case against NewsClick founder Prabir Puryakayastha
Scroll Staff
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A decade under Modi: Terror laws against journalists, creeping digital censorship
Ayush Tiwari
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Journalist Asif Sultan released from jail two months after High Court quashed his detention
Scroll Staff
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I&B ministry orders ‘Caravan’ to remove article on alleged civilian deaths in Army custody in Jammu
Scroll Staff
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OCI notice to French journalist a matter of deep concern: Foreign correspondents in India
Scroll Staff
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Naresh Fernandes
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Centre tells French journalist it may withdraw her OCI status, cites 'malicious' reporting
Scroll Staff
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FIR against Kerala journalist criticised by Editors Guild, says covering protests is not a crime
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