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Topic: journalism

Pakistani journalists calling my article a publicity stunt is the biggest disappointment

Taha Siddiqui - January 18, 2019

I want Pakistan to become better and the only way that can happen is by highlighting the wrongs, writes Taha Siddiqui.

We need good reporting now more than ever. Democracy depends on it

Stephen J Adler - January 9, 2019

The value of trusted, factual journalism has never been higher, the need for it never greater.

Abduct me, bully me, chase me out, but I still love Pakistan and won’t shut up

Gul Bukhari - December 23, 2018

Pakistani columnist Gul Bukhari writes about loving Pakistan, but not blindly.

More girls than boys in India want to become psychologists or journalists: Cambridge survey

Kritika Sharma - November 24, 2018

The global survey shows that in overall career choices most students — 23.5 per cent — opted for engineering.

Why covering the environment is one of the most hazardous beats in journalism

Eric Freedman - November 18, 2018

Journalists who cover environment are at heightened risk of murder, arrest, assault, threats, self-exile, lawsuits and harassment.

Symbiosis has a culture of institutional sexism

Vaishnavi Suresh - October 14, 2018

Small incidents of misogyny by students and staff, and shutting down of women, enable abuse and harassment in an otherwise liberal college.

Here’s why the Right-wing is so muted about India’s raging #MeToo movement

Shivam Vij - October 9, 2018

Troll armies of the Right are happy to selectively target prominent Left-liberals but are not extending support to #MeToo in general.

My #MeToo moment goes back 30 years and I have the right to be angry

Namita Bhandare - October 8, 2018

Simple rules of workplace behaviour: If you hear a ‘no’, back off; if you don’t hear a ‘yes’, back off as well.

Ramnath Goenka: The publisher-proprietor with a journalist’s instinct

Nandita Singh - October 5, 2018

Remembering Ramnath Goenka, who remains a towering presence on Indian journalism 27 years after his death.

Arrest warrant against Cyril Almeida shows why journalism in Pakistan is dangerous

Gul Bukhari - September 28, 2018

Charges of treason against journalist Cyril Almeida in Pakistan is a classic act of shooting the messenger.

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