Media

Swati Chaturvedi has been accused of plagiarizing an article by Zia Haq, Associate Editor at Hindustan Times.

The Arvind Kejriwal government has been the darling of the media for a long time but it seems to want absolute devotion

Asianet News has issued an apology after their journalist said that they are deliberately not covering Bengal violence.

After the political upset for BJP, Mamata Banerjee took the reigns and a spate of unimaginable violence was unleashed on those who worked for BJP or those who had supported the party in the state.

FICCI clarified they never suggested any negligence by the government in distribution of ventilators manufactured under PM CARES Fund

Following the unfortunate death of Basavaraj and the subsequent misinformation peddled by media groups targeting the BJP leader and businessman Vijay Sankeshwar, the family members of the deceased teacher have come out in public to quell the misinformation about his death.

Online publications like The Wire and Scroll.in seem to have more of a problem with BJP's characterization of the post-election violence, than the actual post-poll violence itself.

Media used comments made by bureaucrat with the same name to spread propaganda against Union Minister Piyush Goyal.

NDTV's Soumit Mohan has since deleted his tweet, but has not apologised for justifying violence.

The anchor now claims that the hoodlums seen in the video sent to him belonged to a different political party and not the Shiv Sena.