 | TMC condemns move restricting media access to Parliament proceedingsTrinamool Congress expressed their complete solidarity with the journalist fraternity on the issue of restricted access to parliament proceedings. |
 | Afghan journalists decry Taliban TV 'guidelines'Zan TV, the first Afghan channel staffed exclusively by female producers and reporters, said on Twitter that the "guidelines threaten media freedom" and reduce "the presence of women journalists". |
 | Telangana: Parkal MLA’s aides attack journalist over report on women’s protestAfter learning about the attack on Prabhakar, journalist union leaders and members rushed to his house and condemned the incident. |
 | Hundreds of Pakistani journalists protest against proposed new lawOpposition leaders after boycotting the session also joined the media protest and in their speeches, they supported the concerns of journalists that the new law aimed to gag free media. |
 | IPI urges Blinken to raise issue of press freedom during meetings with Indian leadersThe letter highlighted that besides filing cases, the government relies on other measures to intimidate media organisations. |
 | Hong Kong's 'Apple Daily' newspaper increases print run after arrests as residents show supportPolice said the editors were arrested on suspicion of foreign collusion to endanger national security, based on over 30 articles that authorities said had called for international sanctions. |
 | Days after reporting on liquor mafia, journalist dead in road crash at Uttar Pradesh's PratapgarhSulabh Srivastava, recently ran a news story against the liquor mafia, and two days back, he had written to the a senior police officer seeking protection. |
 | Vice President Venkaiah Naidu wishes journalists on World Press Freedom DayVice President M Venkaiah Naidu lauded journalists for working tirelessly to bring information to the people amid a pandemic. |
 | 'India among riskiest places to be a journalist': Report disses Modi government's media crackdownIt accused the supporters of the ruling BJP of creating an 'intimidating environment' for journalists critical of the government, who are routinely labelled as 'anti-national' or 'anti-state'. |
 | Study finds people want more than watchdogs for journalistsA study of the public's attitude toward the press reveals that distrust goes deeper than partisanship and down to how journalists define their very mission. |
 | Haryana journalist reports on 'damaged wheat', booked for defamation, trespassingThe FIR claimed that when officials reached the location after the report was broadcast, they found the wheat under covers and undamaged. |
 | Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge alleges Centre hounding media; Modi government refutes chargeIt alleged that a senior executive of a prominent news channel and two other staffers had recently quit due to pressure from the government for airing stories critical of the ruling establishment. |
 | Press freedom: Trump, Russia and China media attacks 'threaten democracy'Press freedom around the world is under threat from a triple whammy of US President Donald Trump, Russia and China's bid to crush all dissent, a watchdog said Wednesday. |
 | World Press Freedom Index report: India's ranking falls due to violence against journalists, hate crimesIndia's ranking in the Press Freedom Index has fallen two places to 138, a watchdog said today in an annual report, blaming "physical violence" against journalists like Gauri Lankesh as the key reason |
 | Not curbing press freedom by filing an FIR against newspaper: UIDAIJustifying its stance, UIDAI said criminal proceedings have been initiated as it was an act of unauthorised access. |
