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Hindustan Times tries to whitewash the Batla house encounter convicted terrorist Ariz Khan, quietly deletes post after being caught

Be it the Pulwama or the Batla House encounter convict, Hindustan Times has dedicated its efforts towards humanizing these terrorists

Western media obsessed with proving how PM Modi’s popularity has ‘declined’: Here is how BBC spun that narrative in a report on Mann Ki...

BBC published an article that spoke about the revenue that is being earned by Doordarshan by broadcasting 'Mann Ki Baat'.

Malini Parthasarathi vows to restore the credibility of The Hindu, which had earlier printed manipulated Rafale documents by N Ram

N Ram says Malini Parthasarathy meeting PM Modi has squandered away the reputation of The Hindu, Malini responds

Exploring the fine line of tragedy coverage in photojournalism: Who will decide where to draw the line?

Ethics is photojournalism stand on a very fine line. The moment you cross it, the photograph may become a tragedy of the lifetime.

‘Anti-terrorism measure, no signboard’: Read why police went knocking on The Wire’s door ahead of 15th August

The Wire editor Siddharth Varadarajan claims that the office of the media portal was visited by a policeman on Friday.

‘No Holy Cow’: Ex-Dainik Bhaskar Editor defends IT raids, talks about the media house being involved in ‘illegal activity’, harassing govt

Hours after Income Tax (IT) Department raided the offices of Dainik Bhaskar, former Editor has voiced his support for the media crackdown

Did IT Dept ‘manipulate stories’ during the raid on Dainik Bhaskar as claimed by their editor to NDTV journalist? Here is what IT Dept...

Amid allegations of "manipulating" stories and "making editorial decisions" during IT raids at Dainik Bhaskar, IT Dept denied allegations

Income tax dept carries out raids at Dainik Bhaskar offices across multiple locations

The raids started at around 4:30 AM today morning following a tip off on alleged tax evasion by the Dainik Bhaskar group.

Amnesty now says they never claimed the ‘list’ was of NSO’s targets after lack of evidence was exposed, issues ambiguous statement

In a sensational twist to the NSO-Pegasus alleged snooping controversy, Amnesty International has now clarified that they never said that the leaked list of numbers was of NSO Group's Pegasus spyware targets, but it was the media which misrepresented the story.

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