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Ambedkar took on Brahmins in Indian media for their loyalty to the Congress party

Ratan Lal - 14 April, 2020

Ambedkar considered the criticism he received from what he called the Congress press as a reflex of the hatred of Hindus for the untouchables.

Under Modi rule and economic crisis, media is still free to question — but only Congress

Kumar Ketkar - 12 August, 2019

If the economic slowdown India is facing today were to happen under former PM Manmohan Singh, the media would have gone after him tooth and nail.

After Ladakh journalists claim BJP tried to bribe them, J&K govt examines CCTV for proof

Azaan Javaid - 5 May, 2019

The journalists have alleged that leaders including J&K BJP president Ravinder Raina were distributing envelopes of cash at a press conference in Leh on 2 May.

No matter what we think of Arnab Goswami, we must defend his right to do his job

Shailaja Bajpai - 12 February, 2019

Details about Rafale deal, unemployment in India would not have come out if we muzzled press freedom.

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

Taha Siddiqui - 18 January, 2019

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

‘Concerned’ Press Council tells Modi govt to stop delaying accreditation of journalists

Amrita Nayak Dutta - 19 December, 2018

Press Council asks I&B Ministry to reconstitute Central Press Accreditation Committee within a month, and include journalists’ unions in the panel.

China is buying good press across the world, one paid journalist at a time

Ananth Krishnan - 24 November, 2018

It coincides with launch of Belt and Road initiative and president Xi Jinping's call to “tell China’s story better” to the world.

Here is fresh evidence that journalists may misunderstand the public

Rick Edmonds - 13 June, 2018

Both consumers and news producers rate accuracy of sources of information highly, and down-the-middle reporting remains highly valued by a large slice of the public.