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“Beyond Byline: The Story of Media Through Ages”From cave walls to social feeds, from smoke signals to streaming, media has always been humanity’s greatest storyteller. It sparks revolutions, preserves cultures, and shapes minds. Media doesn’t just record history it writes it. “The Printing Press: The Internet of Its TimeIdeas Spread Faster. Minds Awakened. Revolutions Ignited.” The printing press was the...0 Comments 0 Shares 636 Views 0 Reviews
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“Bihar Recognizes Media: Pension Hiked to ₹15,000 for Journalists”In a significant move to support media professionals, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has announced an increase in journalists’ pensions to ₹15,000 per month. The decision is being hailed as a major step toward providing financial security and acknowledging the vital role of journalists in society. Press bodies and veteran journalists have welcomed the hike, emphasizing that it will...0 Comments 0 Shares 1K Views 0 Reviews
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“Dream. Create. Communicate. The Future of Media Education Starts Here.”The world of media is changing and so are the storytellers who define it.In 2025, Mass Communication and Media Studies stand at the heart of innovation, where creativity meets technology, and ideas become influence. From digital journalism to film production, public relations to content creation, new-age media courses are preparing students to lead in a fast-evolving information era. Top...0 Comments 0 Shares 703 Views 0 Reviews
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“Ensuring Safety of Media Personnel: Uttarakhand CM’s Strong Commitment”Uttarakhand Chief Minister has emphasized that the government is fully committed to ensuring the safety and security of journalists across the state. Recognizing the vital role media plays in a vibrant democracy, the CM stressed that protecting reporters is not just about safeguarding individuals, but about upholding freedom of the press and the right of citizens to know the truth. Authorities...0 Comments 0 Shares 211 Views 0 Reviews
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“From Reporting Truth to Facing Trial — ₹5 Crore Allegation Rocks Media!”In a shocking twist that has sent ripples across the media world, Rajasthan Police have detained two journalists from Madhya Pradesh for allegedly demanding ₹5 crore in exchange for withholding reports against Deputy Chief Minister Diya Kumari. The case has ignited a heated debate about media ethics, credibility, and the thin line between press freedom and misuse of power. While the police...0 Comments 0 Shares 604 Views 0 Reviews
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“NHRC Acts on Media Assaults: Notices Sent to States for Failing to Protect Journalists”In a strong move to uphold press freedom and human rights, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has issued notices to three States over recent incidents of attacks on journalists. The NHRC’s intervention comes as a reminder that freedom of the press is the cornerstone of democracy and any assault on journalists is an assault on the people’s right to know.The Commission...0 Comments 0 Shares 179 Views 0 Reviews
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“Reporting Without Remorse: The Silent Role of Media in Gaza’s Tragedy”In a world ruled by breaking news, the loudest voices often hide the deepest truths.The coverage of Gaza has exposed a profound crisis in journalism where careful wording can dull pain, and silence can rewrite history. Commentators note that much of the global media now frames conflict as spectacle, not suffering, turning the human cost of war into passing scrolls of information.Facts...0 Comments 0 Shares 343 Views 0 Reviews
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“Truth Killed in Broad Daylight — UP’s Media Under Attack”Late one evening in Prayagraj, journalist Laxmi Narayan Singh, fondly known as Pappu, set out on what seemed like an ordinary assignment — but he never returned. The 54-year-old was brutally murdered near Harsh Hotel, a crime so horrific it sent shockwaves through Uttar Pradesh’s media circles and raised a haunting question — are truth-tellers safe anymore? Congress leader...0 Comments 0 Shares 814 Views 0 Reviews
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“Voices United: Journalists Rise to Defend Media Freedom”Several press-freedom organisations have warned of growing threats to independent journalism.In the U.S., the Pentagon issued a new rule requiring journalists to sign a pledge not to gather or publish information without government approval, even if it’s unclassified.Those who refused lost their press access, and many veteran reporters have withdrawn in protest.Media bodies call this a...0 Comments 0 Shares 581 Views 0 Reviews
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“Truth for Sale: When Power Writes the News”The Price of Truth – Why speaking honestly is dangerous in India.When Power Controls the Headlines – Political and corporate influence on media.Voices Under Threat – The risks journalists face for telling the truth. Support fearless journalism. Stand for truth. Protect the voices that matter. In India, media should be the voice of the people, exposing corruption and...0 Comments 0 Shares 1K Views 0 Reviews
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“Chaos in Islamabad: Journalists Assaulted as Police Crack Down Amid PoK Protest”A wave of outrage swept through Pakistan after police brutally assaulted journalists covering protests related to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) outside the Islamabad Press Club. Reporters and cameramen on duty were allegedly beaten, detained, and prevented from filming the unfolding chaos. The unprovoked attack has drawn sharp condemnation from media bodies and human rights organizations,...0 Comments 0 Shares 704 Views 0 Reviews
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“From Newsrooms to Retirement — Journalists Seek Fair Pension Hike”For years, journalists have been the voice of truth — informing, inspiring, and strengthening democracy. Yet, many retired journalists now struggle to live with dignity on a pension of just ₹11,000. Media associations and unions across the country are calling for a raise to ₹20,000, a fair step that honors their lifelong dedication to public service.This is not a demand for luxury, but a...0 Comments 0 Shares 386 Views 0 Reviews
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“Gaming Journalism Faces Turmoil: Over 1,200 Voices Lost in Two Years”Over the past two years, more than 1,200 games journalists have left the industry, highlighting a serious crisis. Pressures like declining pay, burnout, and corporate control are driving talent away, shrinking the media landscape, and weakening trustworthy coverage. Yet, many journalists remain resilient, continuing to report and uphold the value of independent, critical journalism. Their...0 Comments 0 Shares 550 Views 0 Reviews
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“No Women Journalists Allowed at Afghan FM Muttaqi’s Press Conference.”The decision to bar women journalists from attending Afghan Foreign Minister Muttaqi’s press conference has sparked outrage around the world. This act of exclusion stands as a stark reminder of the growing restrictions on women’s participation in public life and the media in Afghanistan. By silencing women’s voices, those in power silence half the truth. The international...0 Comments 0 Shares 382 Views 0 Reviews
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“When data becomes power — the press loses its voice.”The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act is raising alarm bells across India’s media landscape.With vague definitions and sweeping powers, the law threatens to turn press freedom into permission-based journalism. Over 1,000 journalists from 23 media bodies, including Press Club of India (PCI), Indian Women Press Corps (IWPC), DIGIPUB, and Editors Guild of India, have demanded...0 Comments 0 Shares 455 Views 0 Reviews
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"Facts Don’t Shout - But They Matter the Most"Truth is not loud. But it’s powerful. In a world full of headlines, hashtags, and hot takes what should we really trust?Is it the voice that screams the loudest? Or the voice that dares to speak the truth, even when it’s inconvenient? Every day, we are flooded with information. But not everything we hear, read, or watch is a fact.Some are opinions.Some are...0 Comments 0 Shares 2K Views 0 Reviews
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"Silencing the Truth: Uttarakhand Journalist Rajeev Pratap Found Dead After Exposing Corruption"In a tragic blow to press freedom, Uttarakhand journalist Rajeev Pratap was found dead in the Bhagirathi River, days after his car went missing. Known for his fearless reporting on corruption and governance failures, Pratap had repeatedly faced threats, yet continued to expose the truth. His untimely death has sent shockwaves through India’s media community, raising urgent questions about...0 Comments 0 Shares 507 Views 0 Reviews
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"When Reporting Becomes a Risk: Journalists Challenge Pentagon's New Rules"Journalists are challenging the Pentagon’s new reporting rules, which critics warn could restrict transparency and public access to vital information.For those covering defense and national security, the line between informing the public and risking access—or legal consequences—has never been sharper.This confrontation underscores that a free press is essential to democracy,...0 Comments 0 Shares 372 Views 0 Reviews
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⚖️ Legal Scrutiny of State-Run Media Enterprises⚖️ Legal Scrutiny of State-Run Media Enterprises The 2025 TASMAC scam has brought media attention to alleged financial irregularities within Tamil Nadu's state-run liquor corporation. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) is investigating claims of corruption involving politicians and bureaucrats. The case has raised concerns about transparency and accountability in state-affiliated media...0 Comments 0 Shares 3K Views 0 Reviews
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🌐 Digital Disruption in Karnataka Media? How Technology is Transforming Kannada Newsrooms?🌐 Digital Disruption in Karnataka Media How Technology is Transforming Kannada Newsrooms Karnataka, home to India’s tech capital Bengaluru, has been at the forefront of the digital media revolution. The state’s media industry once dominated by legacy print and TV has undergone a significant transformation with the rise of digital-first platforms, mobile apps, citizen journalism,...0 Comments 0 Shares 3K Views 0 Reviews
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