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'They Called Me Nazi, Racist': Bari Weiss, The New York Times Editor, On Why She Resigned

Bari Weiss said she was openly smeared and demeaned by colleagues at The New York Times who didn't fear their behaviour would be checked.

Jul 15, 2020

| Associated Press (AP)
Kashmiri Journalists Protest Against New Media Policy In Srinagar

The protesting journalists said the new policy would cripple journalism in Kashmir, and that it makes the government the editor, printer, and publisher of newspapers in the valley.

Jul 06, 2020

| Naseer Ganai
Future Of News: What May Save India's Flailing Print Journalism In Digital Age

This business model, termed the advertiser-revenue model of news, has been the dominant operational model for newspapers over the last few decades. However, as readers shift from the newspaper to the webpage, the sustainability of this model has begun crumbling.

Jul 02, 2020

| Aniruddh Nigam Akriti Gaur
‘Both-sides’ Journalism Is At The Core Of Unbiased, Fair Media

To be a fair media, ‘both-sides’ journalism is not just a pre-requisite; it’s a given. And this extends beyond the Opinions and Ideas pages.

Jun 25, 2020

| Suman K Jha
Indian Journalism Is In Deep Crisis, All In The Name Of ‘Balance'

Balance has become the cover for false equivalences that news organisations deploy to show professionalism and to allow voices of hate, prejudice and plain bigotry.

Jun 24, 2020

| Sidharth Bhatia
Opinion | False Equivalence, Tokenism And The 'Both-sides' Journalism Debate

While books have been written on the subject, the question continues to be raised: Does the right to free expression include the right to incite hatred, disrupt public order and create social tensions?

Jun 21, 2020

| Paranjoy Guha Thakurta
Impartial Media – The Truth Lies Only In 'Both-Sides' Journalism

A comparison that ‘both-sides’ journalism inherently allows is infinitely more trustworthy and credible than the one-sided ‘righteous’ fare some of us tend to force down on those who consume our news, writes Editor-in-Chief Ruben Banerjee.

Jun 19, 2020

| Ruben Banerjee
Dear Editor, I Disagree With Your ‘Both-sides’ Journalism

The both-sides trope recognises and dignifies hate as a ‘side’. It works as an equaliser, often between a victim and a perpetrator.

Jun 17, 2020

| Salik Ahmad
‘We Also Become Stories,’ Says Kashmiri Female Photojournalist, Booked Under Anti-Terror Law, On Winning International Award

Masrat Zahra was named the winner of the 2020 Anja Niedringhaus Courage in Photojournalism Award. The jury praised the 26-year-old’s work for its sense of 'dread and community.'

Jun 13, 2020

| Naseer Ganai
If Journalists Are Vultures, I'm Happy To Be A Vulture-in-Chief

The idea of journalists as no better than vultures has gained currency, at least among sections who wish to undermine the reporting on the migrant crisis.

May 31, 2020

| Ruben Banerjee

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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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