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Govt Agencies Used To Suppress Free Press: Editors Guild On IT Raids At Dainik Bhaskar

In a statement, the EGI said that it is concerned that government agencies are being used as a coercive tool to suppress free and independent journalism.

Jul 23, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau
Global Media Watchdogs Demand Thorough Probe Into Danish Siddiqui’s Killing In Afghanistan

Global media watchdogs and rights group Amnesty have also urged the authorities to do more to protect members of the press.

Jul 17, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau
‘Journalist Not Expected To Dramatise’: Allahabad HC Denies Bail To Reporter

Journalist Shamim Ahmad is accused of abetting a mentally and financially distressed man to commit suicide, and filming it outside the UP Assembly complex.

Jul 01, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau
After A Long Wait, Pulitzer Prizes To Be Announced Today

The announcement of the prizes was originally scheduled for April 19 but was postponed to June by Pulitzer Prize Board.

Jun 11, 2021

| Associated Press (AP)
J-K Police Registers FIR Against Journalist For WhatsApp Status On 2006 Wular Lake Tragedy

A police statement said that an FIR was lodged against 'one person namely Sajid Raina', for his WhatsApp status on May 30, saying it 'attracts investigation into the contents and intention behind it'.

Jun 05, 2021

| Naseer Ganai
Farewell I.A. Rehman (1930 – 2021): Pakistan’s Awakener Who Fell Asleep

His lifelong relationship with the protection of human rights and freedom of expression will be remembered forever in the history of Pakistan.

Apr 29, 2021

| Raza Naeem
Two Sports Journalists, Woman Handball Player Killed In Afghanistan

The strife-torn nation has seen number of attacks on journalists, players and social activists in the last few months with Afghanistan's Free Media Watch terming the situation alarming

Apr 20, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau
J-K Police Ban Live Coverage Of Encounters, Law-And-Order Situations

It is an attack on freedom of press, say journalist bodies

Apr 08, 2021

| Naseer Ganai
Delhi HC Seeks Centre's Reply On Plea Challenging New IT Rules

The HC was hearing a petition filed by the Foundation for Independent Journalism which said that the new IT Rules issued on February 25 are palpably illegal in seeking control and regulate digital news media

Mar 09, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau
Manipur Journalist Paojel Chaoba First To Be Sent Notice Under New Digital Media Rules

The Manipur-based journalist Paojel Chaoba was earlier arrested under the Unlawful Atrocities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and Section 124A (sedition)

Mar 02, 2021

| Outlook Web Bureau

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Silver Jubilation

Starting its journey way back in 1995, Outlook has completed 25 years and this issue, marking the momentous occasion, is a milestone.

Dec 03, 2020

| Ruben Banerjee
The Bully Wears A Tailored Suit

An alternate history of Outlook can be written from all the times we were arraigned in court! Our lawyer opens the dossier: French corporates, telecom majors, airlines, judges….

Dec 02, 2020

| Nisha Bhambhani
At Swim, Two Birds Perched On Latticed Sites

Outlook and internet in India drew first breath only a day apart. The former took Indian magazine journalism to new heights with its audacious verve. The latter took India.

Dec 02, 2020

| Sandipan Deb
Postcards From The Newsroom

Living in the global village also means living with the global village idiots. We shouldn't romanticise Old Media: but democracies need news organisations.

Dec 02, 2020

| Robin Jeffrey
India's Top Mass Communication Institutes In 2020

Outlook's annual ranking of India’s top Mass Communication colleges for 2020 to help students make an informed choice

Aug 27, 2020

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Opinion | India Must Adopt Zero-tolerance Policy For Torture And Death In Police Custody

Police must focus more on its training to ensure improvement in methods of interrogation and behaviour with regular sensitisation programmes for the field officers.

Jul 03, 2020

| R.K. Vij

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