 | Research funding influenced by those in power for favourable results: EconomistVK Natraj from the trust delivered the welcome address and Sashi Kumar from the Asian College of Journalism introduced the awardees. |
 | Liberal western media failed the truthThe BBC was once so credible that Indians would listen to it for correct reporting during the Emergency until its biased anti-Israel coverage exposed the rift within. |
 | After nearly two years, J&K HC grants bail to Kashmir Walla editor Fahad ShahIn April, the high court quashed Shah's detention under the controversial PSA by terming the allegations of the J&K administration as “mere surmise” and “vague and bald assertions." |
 | Interrogating identity and ideologyAsian College of Journalism conducted a day-long colloquium, ‘Media and Identities, Caste, Tribe, and Gender in India’ to guide students to deepen their understanding of a caste-based society |
 | While the news industry struggles, college students are supplying some memorable journalism“At the end of the day, journalism is a public good, and it attracts people who want to do service for others,” said Theo Baker, a Stanford University sophomore... |
 | NewsClick Raids: Prosecution opposes 'premature' plea for copy of FIRAppearing through video-conferencing, Purkayastha's lawyer argued that it is the right of an accused to get a copy of the First Information Report (FIR). |
 | Jail 'for an opinion': Fears grow for Kuwait media freedomKuwait, one of the world's biggest oil producers, has a lively political scene by the standards of the conservative region, where debate is mostly kept under tight control by its royal families. |
 | ‘No PM likes criticism, they do their best to avoid it’: Neerja ChowdhuryNeerja Chowdhury on her new book on six key decisions of prime ministers and also the rough and tumble of journalism in the Capital |
 | Orchestrating a musical odyssey in ChennaiThe audience members, jittery with anticipation and wonder, settled into their seats, awaiting a musical odyssey. |
