freedom of press

Mamata Banerjee said that voices are being muzzled and media is not being spared, while her govt continues targeting media

Many human rights groups and media watchdogs have criticised the verdict against the Russian journalist and demanded her acquittal.

Jawaharlal Nehru, who is again ironically hailed as a beacon of liberalism, was insistent on curbing the freedom of the press.

Amit Shah mentioned how the political environment has been deteriorating in West Bengal under the Mamata Banerjee's rule. The Home Minister also added that the Mamata Banerjee-led government has been threatening and intimidating journalists for exposing her government's failure.

In the last few days, you would have noticed that we were the target of a coordinated attack from the usual suspects as well as from some unusual corners.

On May 7, an FIR had been filed in Kerala against Sudhir Chaudhary after he had reported on various kinds of ‘Jihad’ on a TV show

Zee News' Editor-in-chief Sudhir Chaudhary, shared an FIR filed against him in Kerala over his March 11 report, in which he had exposed the idea behind 'Jihad' with a flowchart. The show had triggered the 'secular-liberal' media, who had attacked the Zee News editor for his reportage.

The Congress party lamenting over lack of freedom for the press to express their opinion in the country is just paradoxical

NDTV is in the news again after a serious indictment from the market regulator-SEBI for financial irregularities. On previous occasions as well, NDTV has been in the dock for cases of similar nature including serious tax evasion cases.

An unequivocal, no holds barred, stinging statement spanning four full paragraphs and 291 words for Kanojia. All governments in power need to read this. But for the DD cameraman who was killed by Naxals?