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Wall Street Journal China Bureau Chief Jonathan Cheng, left, poses for a photo with Journal reporters, from left, Julie Wernau, Stephanie Yang, and Stu Woo before their departure a...

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Journalists wearing surgical masks stand outside the government general hospital where a student who had been in Wuhan is kept in isolation in Thrissur, Kerala state.

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A journalist with a face mark reports a gathering of hospital directors and provincial public health officials in a medical preparedness meeting to face the threat of new coronavir...

AP Photo/Gemunu Amarasinghe
Journalists uses their mobile phone as government orders for the restoration of pre-paid mobile services and 2G internet services in 2 districts of the Kashmir valley after the six...

PTI Photo
Sandya Ekneligoda, the wife of abducted Sri Lankan journalist Prageeth Ekneligoda arrives to address the media in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Prageeth went missing in 2010 during the presi...

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Journalists display placards during a protest against attacks on media personnel, in Mumbai.

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Journalists display placards during a protest against attacks on media personnel, in Mumbai.

Photo by Apoorva Salkade/Outlook
Journalists display placards during a protest against attacks on media personnel, in Mumbai.

Photo by Apoorva Salkade/Outlook
CPI(M) General Secretary Sitaram Yechury with journalists during a protest against the alleged attack by Delhi Police on Kerala journalists during yesterday's protest against CAA a...

PTI Photo/Manvender Vashist
Photograph by Tribhuvan Tiwari
Photograph by Tribhuvan Tiwari
Photograph by Tribhuvan Tiwari
Photograph by Tribhuvan Tiwari
Journalists stand near fire left burning as protesters retreated into the Hong Kong Polytechnic University in Hong Kong. Chinese troops came out of the barracks in Hong Kong on Sat...

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Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu being greeted by Press Council of India Chairman Justice CK Prasad during the National Awards for Excellence in Journalism-2019 function at Vigyan B...

PTI Photo/Shahbaz Khan
Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu presents 'Raja Ram Mohan Roy Award' to Rajasthan Patrika group chairman Gulab Kothari during the National Awards for Excellence in Journalism 2019, ...

PTI Photo/Shahbaz Khan
Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu with I & B Minister Prakash Javadekar presents the National Award for Excellence in Journalism in Photo Journalism category to Shipra Das at the awa...

PTI Photo/Shahbaz Khan
Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu with I & B Minister Prakash Javadekar presents the National Award for Excellence in Journalism in Photo Journalism category to PG Unnikrishnan at th...

PTI Photo/Shahbaz Khan
Walter Alfred, a 99-year-old journalist, who served Press Trust of India and Reuters, recalls the 1942 Quit India Movement and Gandhi’s assassination during an interview with PTI...

PTI Photo/Mitesh Bhuvad
Medics treat a journalist who was injured in a protest in Hong Kong. Protesters streamed onto a main road nearby and some targeted government buildings that were barricaded. Police...

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Credibility of Media Has Reached A Nadir That Audience Doesn’t Care: Telegraph Editor R Rajagopal

In an interview to Outlook's Puneet Nicholas Yadav, The Telegraph editor R. Rajagopal dismisses accusations of bashing PM Modi while going soft on Mamata Banerjee and answers a host of other questions on the state of the Indian media today.

Feb 21, 2020

| Puneet Nicholas Yadav
China Revokes Three Wall Street Journal Press Cards Over 'Sick Man' Headline

Chinese foreign ministry spokesman said the op-ed -- which was titled 'China is the Real Sick Man of Asia' -- had a 'racially discriminatory' and 'sensational' headline.

Feb 19, 2020

| AFP
Guwahati-Based Senior TOI Journalist Naresh Mitra Succumbs To Injuries

Initially, it was believed that Mitra may have been hit from behind by a vehicle. But doctors who operated on him later said it was more likely to have been a case of assault.

Dec 09, 2019

| Outlook Web Bureau
Writer Aatish Taseer Set To Lose OCI Status, To Be Banned From Entering India

The 38-year-old writer is the son of late Pakistani politician Salmaan Taseer and Indian journalist Tavleen Singh.

Nov 08, 2019

| PTI
In Rare Show Of Unity, Odisha Journalists Protest Against BJD MP's Misbehaviour With Scribe

BJD MP Anubhav Mohanty humiliated a journalist of a leading news TV channel in Odisha by dragging him in front of the camera by his shoulder to ‘show’ his face and making fun of him

Nov 07, 2019

| Sandeep Sahu
'Which Govt Wing Bought Pegasus? Who Ordered The Snoop?' Congress To Centre On WhatsApp Snooping Row

On the one hand WhatsApp claims that it had informed the Indian government authorities of the breach in privacy while on the other hand the government says that no such information was shared and only 'technical jargon' conveyed.

Nov 02, 2019

| IANS
Mamata Banerjee To Roll Out Scheme To Provide Financial Assistance To Journalists

November 2 is marked as the 'International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists' after a resolution condemning attacks and violence against journalists and media workers

Nov 02, 2019

| Outlook Web Bureau
'Had Notified Indian Government In May': WhatsApp Responds On Snooping Row

According to reports, WhatsApp revealed that journalists and activists in India have been the target of surveillance by operators using the Israeli spyware Pegasus.

Nov 02, 2019

| Outlook Web Bureau
'If BJP Has Engaged Israeli Agency Then...': Priyanka Gandhi Raises Concerns On WhatsApp Hacking

Priyanka Gandhi's remarks come after WhatsApp said that Indian scribes and human rights activists were among those globally spied upon by unnamed entities using Israeli spyware Pegasus.

Nov 01, 2019

| Outlook Web Bureau
Govt, Army Officials In 20 Countries Targets Of WhatsApp Hacking: Report

The hacking of a wider group of top government officials’ smartphones than previously reported suggests the WhatsApp cyber intrusion could have broad political and diplomatic consequences.

Nov 01, 2019

| Outlook Web Bureau

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How Many Acres Of Print Does A Baron Need?

TRAI's call for curbs on media ownership and control and full disclosure of facts lie ignored since 2008

Feb 20, 2020

| Alam Srinivas
Opinion: A Media House Should Come Under RTI On Its Own -- The 12 Commandments For A Trustworthy Press

The threat to a journalist's independence comes more from politics, corporates and lobbies, writes Dr N. Bhaskar Rao

Feb 20, 2020

| Dr N. Bhaskar Rao
Unaware Of Lutyens Media, Delhi Still Trusts Press

Centre for Media Studies' research on trustworthiness of media in Delhi throws up some surprising results

Feb 20, 2020

| Vasanti Rao
‘Politicians Want Media To Discuss Issues They Throw At Us’

The Caravan magazine’s executive editor Vinod K. Jose talks about the state of journalism in India and what drives the magazine in an interview to Puneet Nicholas Yadav

Feb 20, 2020

| Puneet Nicholas Yadav
Opinion: Lutyen's Media's Attempt To Paint The Anti-CAA Agitation As 'Secular' Was Hypocritic

Drawing of clear battlelines in the media space is not really a bad thing because polarisation always precedes compromise, writes senior journalist R. Jagannathan

Feb 20, 2020

| R. Jagannathan
Are Newsrooms Run By Political Masters? Why Are Editors Compromising On Truth Telling?

'Pro-government' media -- and denunciations of it from the other side -- hogs the space. But there is plenty to introspect over for everyone.

Feb 20, 2020

| Puneet Nicholas Yadav
24 Hours In Life Of Ravish Kumar: Handling Threats And Hugs With Elan, Bob Dylan Is The Music Of His Life

For NDTV veteran Ravish Kumar, it's important to keep an ear to the ground. The TV screen has made him a celebrity. He is loved and reviled with almost equal ferocity.

Nov 20, 2019

| Salik Ahmad
Bereft Of Power And Strength: Raghu Rai On Today's Viral Photos

We scroll past a frightening number of images every day but only a few storm into our consciousness and get shared far and wide. These viral images might never see ink or paper, but do they say anything? India’s foremost photojournalist Raghu Rai takes a serious look at some of them and tells us, besides speaking his mind on the state of photojournalism in India today.

Sep 18, 2019

| Raghu Rai
FORGOTTEN NEWSMAKERS! Charged For Murder Of A Scribe, Top Cop RK Sharma Is Home Alone

A batchmate of former IPS officer RK Sharma says he turned into a recluse after the murder of journalist Shivani Bhatnagar, and has been living at his home in Panchkula in Haryana since his acquittal.

Jul 17, 2019

| Salik Ahmad
The Subcontinental Menu

Jul 10, 2019

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28 Journalists Killed In India Since 2008: Is This The Index Of Press Freedom In One Of World's Largest Democracy?

In April 2019, India was ranked 140 out of 180 countries in the press freedom index released by Reporters without Borders. Increasingly, scribes are feeling the heat from overzealous administrations

Jun 19, 2019

| Siddhartha Mishra
Prison Diary | By Kishorechandra Wangkhem

Manipur journalist Kishorechandra Wangkhem, who was jailed under NSA, talks about detention, life in jail, democracy and personal freedom.

Apr 17, 2019

| Kishorechandra Wangkhem