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In the shadow of the 1975 Emergency, when India’s democracy was stripped of its voice, the press stood as both victim and quiet rebel. Amid blank editorials, censorship orders, and mass arrests, journalists and newspapers found subtle yet powerful ways to resist.

During his state visit to France, Prime Minister Narendra Modi granted a rare interview to the French newspaper Les Echos

After an internal investigation revealed that the writer who authored the items misattributed comments and, in some cases, faked interviews and sources, USA Today pulled 23 news stories from its website

Sjoerd den Daas, a Dutch journalist, was assaulted by a Chinese cop during live coverage from Beijing Winter Olympics

Vijay Patel also shared how every edition of Hindi Daily 'Dainik Jagran' carried the front page ad of Arvind Kejriwal in poll-bound Uttar Pradesh.

Given that the construction of the railway project in the 1920s was marred by violence, forced labour and deaths of tens of thousands of Africans, the use of 'admirable intentions' for colonial bureaucrats drew the wrath of netizens.

Many international media websites were down for about half an hour due in a major outage.

TMC Rajya Sabha MP Nadimul Haque opposes anti-dumping duty on newsprint, party's Lok Sabha MP Saugata Roy supports it

Estates Department informed that they just took possession of the property after serving notices to Kashmir Times to vacate the premises.

Ordnance Factory Board rebuts media reports claiming that faulty ammunition was responsible for 27 lives and a loss of Rs 960 crores