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Peru Orders Venezuelan Diplomats To Leave Within 72 Hours
Peru's foreign ministry on Monday ordered Venezuelan diplomats accredited in the Andean nation to leave the country within 72 hours, after Venzuela's ruling party declared an election
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Get A Driving Licence Without A Test At Transport Office, Here's How
Under the new rules notified by the Union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, the accredited driver training centres can issue driving licences to eligible candidates after successful completion of training.
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New Press Body Rules Intend To Restrict Critical Reporting Of Centre: Editors Guild
The Editors Guild of India raised objections to the new accreditation guidelines issued by the Press Information Bureau, saying arbitrary and draconian clauses have been included with an intent to restrict any critical reporting of the government.
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Journalist Bodies Object To New Accreditation Rules, Write To Minister
Various journalists' bodies on Friday wrote to Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Minister Anurag Thakur raising objections to the new guidelines issued recently for the accreditation of media persons by his ministry's arm Press Information Bureau.
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SEBI Introduces Accredited Investors Framework, Amends Norms For Independent Directors
The market regulator's board cleared amendments to the prohibition of insider trading regulations wherein the maximum reward for informants will be hiked to Rs 10 crore from Rs 1 crore at present.
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New Rules For Accredited Driver Training Centres Mean You May Get To Skip A Driving License Test
Candidates who successfully pass the test at these centres will be exempted from the driving test requirement at the time of applying for driving license at a Regional Transport Office (RTO).
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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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Peru Orders Venezuelan Diplomats To Leave Within 72 Hours
Peru's foreign ministry on Monday ordered Venezuelan diplomats accredited in the Andean nation to leave the country within 72 hours, after Venzuela's ruling party declared an election
-
Get A Driving Licence Without A Test At Transport Office, Here's How
Under the new rules notified by the Union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, the accredited driver training centres can issue driving licences to eligible candidates after successful completion of training.
-
New Press Body Rules Intend To Restrict Critical Reporting Of Centre: Editors Guild
The Editors Guild of India raised objections to the new accreditation guidelines issued by the Press Information Bureau, saying arbitrary and draconian clauses have been included with an intent to restrict any critical reporting of the government.
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Journalist Bodies Object To New Accreditation Rules, Write To Minister
Various journalists' bodies on Friday wrote to Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Minister Anurag Thakur raising objections to the new guidelines issued recently for the accreditation of media persons by his ministry's arm Press Information Bureau.
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SEBI Introduces Accredited Investors Framework, Amends Norms For Independent Directors
The market regulator's board cleared amendments to the prohibition of insider trading regulations wherein the maximum reward for informants will be hiked to Rs 10 crore from Rs 1 crore at present.
-
New Rules For Accredited Driver Training Centres Mean You May Get To Skip A Driving License Test
Candidates who successfully pass the test at these centres will be exempted from the driving test requirement at the time of applying for driving license at a Regional Transport Office (RTO).
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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...
