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Neville Roy Singham: Man Accused Of Spreading China Propaganda In India
Neville Roy Singham, American millionaire accused of spreading Chinese propaganda in India and abroad, has now been summoned by Enforcement Directorate in connection with a money laundering case against NewsClick, sources have said
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Journalists' Visa Row Between India And China Explained In 5 Points
A row has broken out over denial of visas and refusal to renew them for Indian journalists in China. The government said foreign journalists including Chinese are working without any problems in India. But China has alleged "unfair" treatment.
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Hope China Will Allow Continued Presence Of Indian Journalists: Ministry
India on Thursday hoped that Chinese authorities would facilitate continued presence of Indian journalists in China.
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Australian Journalist To NDTV On China's Attempt To Hide Galwan Deaths
Evidence from numerous independent social media researchers in China have indicated that the People's Liberation Army lost over 40 soldiers in the Galwan valley clash in June 2020, the editor of an investigative newspaper in Australia told NDTV.
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Journalist Arrested In Money Laundering Case Linked To Official Secrets Act
The Enforcement Directorate on Saturday said it has arrested a Delhi-based freelance journalist in connection with a money laundering probe linked to alleged leakage and supply of sensitive information to Chinese intelligence officers.
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Delhi High Court Grants Bail To Journalist Charged With Official Secrets Act
The Delhi High Court today granted bail to freelance journalist Rajeev Sharma, arrested in an espionage case under the Official Secrets Act for allegedly leaking sensitive information to Chinese intelligence.
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China Sets Up Village Within Bhutan, 9 Km From Doklam Face-Off Site
China has established a village 2 km within Bhutan's territory, very close to Doklam where the Chinese and Indian militaries had a tense standoff in 2017, images posted by a senior journalist with the Chinese state media showed on Thursday.
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Court Rejects Bail Plea Of Journalist Arrested Under Official Secrets Act
A Delhi court has dismissed the default bail plea by journalist Rajeev Sharma, accused of espionage under the Official Secrets Act. He was arrested along with a Chinese national and one other accused in September by Delhi Police for allegedly passing sensitive information to Chinese intelligence.
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US To Deny Entry To Chinese Officials If Americans Not Allowed In Tibet
The US Congress has passed a crucial bipartisan bill that seeks to impose a visa ban on Chinese officials who deny American citizens, government officials and journalists access to Tibet.
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Amid Stand-Off In Sikkim, China Cancels Indian Journalists' Trip To Tibet
China has cancelled a trip of Indian journalists to Tibet, the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi said on Sunday. The cancellation of their trip, which was scheduled from July 8-15, came in the backdrop of a stand-off between Indian and Chinese troops in the Doklam area of the Sikkim sector.
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Robot Reporter Gets Its First News Article Published
A robot journalist made its debut in a chinese daily newspaper today with a 300 characters long article written in just a second, scientists say. The article was focused on the Spring Festival travel rush.
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Conduct Of Chinese Journalists Not In Sync With Visa Rules, Says Foreign Ministry
In its first official comment, India today said the three Chinese journalists of state-run news agency Xinhua were denied visa extension as there were issues relating to their "conduct not being in conformity" with the provisions of the visa rules.
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India Sends Back 3 Chinese Journalists For 'Activities Beyond Official Work'
Three Chinese journalists representing the state-run Xinhua news agency have been denied permission to stay on in India.
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Journalist bride reports on China earthquake in wedding dress
A dedicated Chinese TV presenter cut short her wedding after a massive earthquake hit her hometown yesterday, grabbing a mike to report live from the scene in her bridal gown and veil.
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China envoy tells Indian reporter to 'shut up' when asked about incorrect map
A Chinese company today signed a pact for investing $400 million in Gujarat, but a row erupted when China's ambassador Zhang Yan asked an Indian journalist to "shut up" when he questioned the company's map showing Arunachal Pradesh as a part of China.
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Neville Roy Singham: Man Accused Of Spreading China Propaganda In India
Neville Roy Singham, American millionaire accused of spreading Chinese propaganda in India and abroad, has now been summoned by Enforcement Directorate in connection with a money laundering case against NewsClick, sources have said
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Journalists' Visa Row Between India And China Explained In 5 Points
A row has broken out over denial of visas and refusal to renew them for Indian journalists in China. The government said foreign journalists including Chinese are working without any problems in India. But China has alleged "unfair" treatment.
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Hope China Will Allow Continued Presence Of Indian Journalists: Ministry
India on Thursday hoped that Chinese authorities would facilitate continued presence of Indian journalists in China.
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Australian Journalist To NDTV On China's Attempt To Hide Galwan Deaths
Evidence from numerous independent social media researchers in China have indicated that the People's Liberation Army lost over 40 soldiers in the Galwan valley clash in June 2020, the editor of an investigative newspaper in Australia told NDTV.
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Journalist Arrested In Money Laundering Case Linked To Official Secrets Act
The Enforcement Directorate on Saturday said it has arrested a Delhi-based freelance journalist in connection with a money laundering probe linked to alleged leakage and supply of sensitive information to Chinese intelligence officers.
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Delhi High Court Grants Bail To Journalist Charged With Official Secrets Act
The Delhi High Court today granted bail to freelance journalist Rajeev Sharma, arrested in an espionage case under the Official Secrets Act for allegedly leaking sensitive information to Chinese intelligence.
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China Sets Up Village Within Bhutan, 9 Km From Doklam Face-Off Site
China has established a village 2 km within Bhutan's territory, very close to Doklam where the Chinese and Indian militaries had a tense standoff in 2017, images posted by a senior journalist with the Chinese state media showed on Thursday.
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Court Rejects Bail Plea Of Journalist Arrested Under Official Secrets Act
A Delhi court has dismissed the default bail plea by journalist Rajeev Sharma, accused of espionage under the Official Secrets Act. He was arrested along with a Chinese national and one other accused in September by Delhi Police for allegedly passing sensitive information to Chinese intelligence.
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US To Deny Entry To Chinese Officials If Americans Not Allowed In Tibet
The US Congress has passed a crucial bipartisan bill that seeks to impose a visa ban on Chinese officials who deny American citizens, government officials and journalists access to Tibet.
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Amid Stand-Off In Sikkim, China Cancels Indian Journalists' Trip To Tibet
China has cancelled a trip of Indian journalists to Tibet, the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi said on Sunday. The cancellation of their trip, which was scheduled from July 8-15, came in the backdrop of a stand-off between Indian and Chinese troops in the Doklam area of the Sikkim sector.
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Robot Reporter Gets Its First News Article Published
A robot journalist made its debut in a chinese daily newspaper today with a 300 characters long article written in just a second, scientists say. The article was focused on the Spring Festival travel rush.
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Conduct Of Chinese Journalists Not In Sync With Visa Rules, Says Foreign Ministry
In its first official comment, India today said the three Chinese journalists of state-run news agency Xinhua were denied visa extension as there were issues relating to their "conduct not being in conformity" with the provisions of the visa rules.
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India Sends Back 3 Chinese Journalists For 'Activities Beyond Official Work'
Three Chinese journalists representing the state-run Xinhua news agency have been denied permission to stay on in India.
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Journalist bride reports on China earthquake in wedding dress
A dedicated Chinese TV presenter cut short her wedding after a massive earthquake hit her hometown yesterday, grabbing a mike to report live from the scene in her bridal gown and veil.
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China envoy tells Indian reporter to 'shut up' when asked about incorrect map
A Chinese company today signed a pact for investing $400 million in Gujarat, but a row erupted when China's ambassador Zhang Yan asked an Indian journalist to "shut up" when he questioned the company's map showing Arunachal Pradesh as a part of China.
