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Earlier last week, the PCI chairman had sought intervention on behalf of the Council in a writ petition filed by Kashmir Times Executive Editor Anuradha Bhasin in the Supreme Court on communication blockage in Kashmir following the abrogation of Article 370. 

The Supreme Court pulled up The Wire for being in a hurry to publish their story on Jay Shah and said that it was 'nothing short of yellow journalism'.

Nida Ahmad filed a case in the Sector-20 police station after receiving threats on Twitter

Very interestingly, both these publications in British Journals came barely hours after related events in the UN Security Council on August 16th.

The event was attended by Rajya Sabha MP from the BJP, Subramanian Swamy.

The Wire and Rohini Singh decides to face trial in a defamation case filed by Amit Shah's son Jay Shah

Young Tamils of today need no introduction to the Youtube channel Maridhas Answers. A young gentleman, in impeccable simple Tamil, uses calm argumentation, facts and logic to demolish the prevailing narrative in Tamil Nadu

Government says News18 report about the shortage of medicine in J&K false, no doctor quoted in hospital in the story talked to the hospital

If one goes by the reports on abrogation of Article 370 in Kashmir, as represented in the global media, two things stand out. One, the official word is overwhelmingly in favour of India and Two, the international media is overwhelmingly against India.

The five journalists who were booked are Sushil Pandit, Udit Goel, Raman Thakur, who are from Gautam Budh Nagar, Chandan Rai from Sahibabad and Nitish Pandey from Lucknow.