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Journalists Acting Against National Security To Lose Government Accreditation
Journalists acting in a manner prejudicial to the country's "security, sovereignty and integrity" as well as "public order, decency or morality" will lose their government accreditation, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has said.
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South African Cricket Rift Intensifies As Suspended CEO Tries To Return
Thabang Moroe attempted to return to work on Thursday, saying that a six-month suspension on full pay had expired.
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After "Fake News" Order, Nominations To Media Watchdog Spark Row
Journalists, editors and media managers and owners will meet tomorrow to take a common stand on issues with the constitution of media watchdog Press Council of India (PCI) and the Central Press Accreditation Committee (CPAC). Both media bodies, in the process of being reconstituted, have been called into question.
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"Won't Resign, Am Not Arvind Kejriwal": The Big 'Fake News' Debate
A debate surrounding the government's short-lived order to punish journalists for fake news and the reconstitution of a top media watchdog saw a spirited clash of views between prominent journalists on Tuesday.
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Rahul Gandhi Targets PM Narendra Modi Over I&B Ministry's "Fake News" Order
Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday took potshots at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the "Fake News" order, which was subsequently withdrawn, that threatened to take away accreditation of journalists found propagating fake news, saying there was a loss of control and panic was setting in.
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Fake News Crackdown Highlights: Broadcasting Ministry Withdraws The Circular On New Rules For Journalists
The government on Monday had said that the accreditation of a journalist could be permanently cancelled if the scribe is found generating or propagating fake news, as it came out with stringent measures to contain the menace. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting had issued certain guidelines for it, which sparked an outrage and raised quest...
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"Breathtaking Assault On Mainstream Media": Journalists Slam Centre's Fake News Rules
Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Smriti Irani on Monday said the accreditation of a journalist could be permanently cancelled if the person is found generating or propagating fake news, as it came out with stringent measures to check the problem. The move, however, has evoked strong reactions from top journalists, who raised questions ab...
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Outrage Over Centre's Rules For Journalists To Check Fake News: 10 Points
Journalists' accreditation can be suspended just on the accusation of fake news and they can lose their credentials permanently for a repeat offence, say new, unprecedented government rules announced by the government in an election year. The controversial guidelines, seen to leave journalists open to harassment, have sparked massive outrage and ra...
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Journalists Could Lose Accreditation Permanently For Fake News: Centre
The government today said the accreditation of a journalist could be permanently cancelled if the person is found generating or propagating fake news, as it came out with stringent measures to contain the menace.
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Law Degree Must For Journalists' Accreditation In Kerala High Court
Journalists regularly reporting Kerala High Court proceedings should possess a law degree, according to new norms for accreditation of legal correspondents in the high court decided at a Full Court meeting.
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Proposal for Annual Police Check for Press Bureau Renewal Scrapped
The government has scrapped a proposal under which journalists accredited to Press Information Bureau (PIB) would have to undergo police verification every year for renewal.
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Record number of Indian scribes to cover Olympics: Jacques Rogge
A record number of journalists from India, the highest so far, have been given accreditations to report on the London Olympic Games, according to International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge, who did not specify the exact number.
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China expels Al Jazeera journalist
Al Jazeera has closed the China bureau for its English channel after Chinese authorities refused to renew its correspondent's visa, marking the first such expulsion of an accredited foreign correspondent in over a decade.
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Journalists Acting Against National Security To Lose Government Accreditation
Journalists acting in a manner prejudicial to the country's "security, sovereignty and integrity" as well as "public order, decency or morality" will lose their government accreditation, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has said.
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South African Cricket Rift Intensifies As Suspended CEO Tries To Return
Thabang Moroe attempted to return to work on Thursday, saying that a six-month suspension on full pay had expired.
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After "Fake News" Order, Nominations To Media Watchdog Spark Row
Journalists, editors and media managers and owners will meet tomorrow to take a common stand on issues with the constitution of media watchdog Press Council of India (PCI) and the Central Press Accreditation Committee (CPAC). Both media bodies, in the process of being reconstituted, have been called into question.
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"Won't Resign, Am Not Arvind Kejriwal": The Big 'Fake News' Debate
A debate surrounding the government's short-lived order to punish journalists for fake news and the reconstitution of a top media watchdog saw a spirited clash of views between prominent journalists on Tuesday.
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Rahul Gandhi Targets PM Narendra Modi Over I&B Ministry's "Fake News" Order
Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday took potshots at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the "Fake News" order, which was subsequently withdrawn, that threatened to take away accreditation of journalists found propagating fake news, saying there was a loss of control and panic was setting in.
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Fake News Crackdown Highlights: Broadcasting Ministry Withdraws The Circular On New Rules For Journalists
The government on Monday had said that the accreditation of a journalist could be permanently cancelled if the scribe is found generating or propagating fake news, as it came out with stringent measures to contain the menace. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting had issued certain guidelines for it, which sparked an outrage and raised quest...
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"Breathtaking Assault On Mainstream Media": Journalists Slam Centre's Fake News Rules
Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Smriti Irani on Monday said the accreditation of a journalist could be permanently cancelled if the person is found generating or propagating fake news, as it came out with stringent measures to check the problem. The move, however, has evoked strong reactions from top journalists, who raised questions ab...
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Outrage Over Centre's Rules For Journalists To Check Fake News: 10 Points
Journalists' accreditation can be suspended just on the accusation of fake news and they can lose their credentials permanently for a repeat offence, say new, unprecedented government rules announced by the government in an election year. The controversial guidelines, seen to leave journalists open to harassment, have sparked massive outrage and ra...
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Journalists Could Lose Accreditation Permanently For Fake News: Centre
The government today said the accreditation of a journalist could be permanently cancelled if the person is found generating or propagating fake news, as it came out with stringent measures to contain the menace.
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Law Degree Must For Journalists' Accreditation In Kerala High Court
Journalists regularly reporting Kerala High Court proceedings should possess a law degree, according to new norms for accreditation of legal correspondents in the high court decided at a Full Court meeting.
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Proposal for Annual Police Check for Press Bureau Renewal Scrapped
The government has scrapped a proposal under which journalists accredited to Press Information Bureau (PIB) would have to undergo police verification every year for renewal.
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Record number of Indian scribes to cover Olympics: Jacques Rogge
A record number of journalists from India, the highest so far, have been given accreditations to report on the London Olympic Games, according to International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge, who did not specify the exact number.
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China expels Al Jazeera journalist
Al Jazeera has closed the China bureau for its English channel after Chinese authorities refused to renew its correspondent's visa, marking the first such expulsion of an accredited foreign correspondent in over a decade.
