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Cricket World Cup - PCB Chief Discusses India Visa Delays For Pakistan Media And Fans With Foreign Secretary: Report
Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Zaka Ashraf on Monday met Foreign Secretary Syrus Sajjad Qazi to discuss the delay in visa issuance to Pakistani fans and journalists for the ongoing Cricket World Cup in India
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Chargesheet Filed Against Ex Navy Commander, Journalist In Spying Case
The CBI filed a charge sheet against freelance journalist Vivek Raghuvanshi and former Navy commander Ashish Pathak for the alleged clandestine procurement of sensitive defence-related information and sharing it with foreign intelligence agencies.
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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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Centre Hopes Beijing Will Renew Visas Of Indian Journalists In China
The foreign ministry said on Friday it hoped Beijing would allow Indian journalists to continue to work in China, and said that New Delhi allows all foreign journalists to operate in India.
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Pakistan Denies Reports It Asked UAE To Expel Journalist Who Was Killed
Pakistan's foreign ministry on Friday described as "baseless and fabricated" the reports that Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari wrote a letter to the UAE authorities to expel journalist Arshad Sharif who was killed in Kenya.
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China Expelled Largest Number Of Foreign Journalists Since 1989: Report
Working conditions for the foreign journalists in China deteriorated in 2020 with Beijing expelling 18 correspondents, the largest since the aftermath of the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989, the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China (FCCC) said on Monday.
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US Seeks Accountability From Pakistan In Daniel Pearl's Murder Case
US Secretary of State Tony Blinken has spoken over phone with Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi and discussed the accountability of convicted terrorists responsible for the brutal murder of American journalist Daniel Pearl, according to the State Department.
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"Get Lost": Taiwan Strongly Reacts To China's Note To Indian Media
China was accused by Taiwan of trying to impose censorship in India after its embassy in New Delhi advised journalists to observe the "one-China" principle after newspapers carried advertisements for Taiwan's national day.
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Restrictions On Foreign Journalists Covering Assam Remain After NRC: RTI
Foreign journalists trying to cover Assam in the months following the National Citizens' List continue to be barred from the state, an RTI reply has revealed. This comes days after Centre has indicated that the NRC, which excluded more than 19 lakh people in Assam, could be carried out afresh in the state along with the rest of the country.
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"Encourage India To Open J&K To Journalists," Says Top US Official
Seeking free access of foreign journalists and Congressmen to Kashmir, six American lawmakers have written to Indian Ambassador to US Harsh Vardhan Shringla, claiming that the picture portrayed by India in the Valley is different from the one being told to them by their constituents.
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"Right Perspective": RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat To Meet International Press
In a major image makeover endeavour, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS is expected to host a rare interaction with members of the international media later this month. The aim, a source said, is to give out the "right perspective" about the organisation which is the ideological mentor of the ruling BJP.
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Watch: Pak Foreign Minister Heckled In London Over Lack Of Media Freedom
Amidst reports of growing press censorship in Pakistan, the country's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi was heckled by a Canadian journalist in London alleging that his social media account was suspended over complaints from the government, according to media reports.
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Journalist Priya Ramani, Sued By MJ Akbar, In Court For First Time Today
Senior journalist Priya Ramani will appear in a Delhi court today in connection with a defamation case filed by former Union Minister MJ Akbar over #MeToo allegations levelled against him.
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Saudi Crown Prince "Didn't Order" Khashoggi Killing: Minister To NDTV
Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Adel Aljubeir who is accompanying Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman on his three-nation tour in Asia told NDTV that the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi last year was a "rogue operation" by government agents who acted without authority.
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MJ Akbar Says #MeToo Accuser's Charges "Diabolically, Viciously" Spread
In a 41-page criminal defamation petition to a Delhi court against journalist Priya Ramani, MJ Akbar said her article and tweets accusing him of sexual harassment spoiled his reputation and goodwill, and he had to quit his job as the junior foreign minister in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government because of her allegations. Her tweets and arti...
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Cricket World Cup - PCB Chief Discusses India Visa Delays For Pakistan Media And Fans With Foreign Secretary: Report
Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Zaka Ashraf on Monday met Foreign Secretary Syrus Sajjad Qazi to discuss the delay in visa issuance to Pakistani fans and journalists for the ongoing Cricket World Cup in India
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Chargesheet Filed Against Ex Navy Commander, Journalist In Spying Case
The CBI filed a charge sheet against freelance journalist Vivek Raghuvanshi and former Navy commander Ashish Pathak for the alleged clandestine procurement of sensitive defence-related information and sharing it with foreign intelligence agencies.
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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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Centre Hopes Beijing Will Renew Visas Of Indian Journalists In China
The foreign ministry said on Friday it hoped Beijing would allow Indian journalists to continue to work in China, and said that New Delhi allows all foreign journalists to operate in India.
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Pakistan Denies Reports It Asked UAE To Expel Journalist Who Was Killed
Pakistan's foreign ministry on Friday described as "baseless and fabricated" the reports that Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari wrote a letter to the UAE authorities to expel journalist Arshad Sharif who was killed in Kenya.
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China Expelled Largest Number Of Foreign Journalists Since 1989: Report
Working conditions for the foreign journalists in China deteriorated in 2020 with Beijing expelling 18 correspondents, the largest since the aftermath of the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989, the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China (FCCC) said on Monday.
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US Seeks Accountability From Pakistan In Daniel Pearl's Murder Case
US Secretary of State Tony Blinken has spoken over phone with Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi and discussed the accountability of convicted terrorists responsible for the brutal murder of American journalist Daniel Pearl, according to the State Department.
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"Get Lost": Taiwan Strongly Reacts To China's Note To Indian Media
China was accused by Taiwan of trying to impose censorship in India after its embassy in New Delhi advised journalists to observe the "one-China" principle after newspapers carried advertisements for Taiwan's national day.
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Restrictions On Foreign Journalists Covering Assam Remain After NRC: RTI
Foreign journalists trying to cover Assam in the months following the National Citizens' List continue to be barred from the state, an RTI reply has revealed. This comes days after Centre has indicated that the NRC, which excluded more than 19 lakh people in Assam, could be carried out afresh in the state along with the rest of the country.
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"Encourage India To Open J&K To Journalists," Says Top US Official
Seeking free access of foreign journalists and Congressmen to Kashmir, six American lawmakers have written to Indian Ambassador to US Harsh Vardhan Shringla, claiming that the picture portrayed by India in the Valley is different from the one being told to them by their constituents.
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"Right Perspective": RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat To Meet International Press
In a major image makeover endeavour, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS is expected to host a rare interaction with members of the international media later this month. The aim, a source said, is to give out the "right perspective" about the organisation which is the ideological mentor of the ruling BJP.
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Watch: Pak Foreign Minister Heckled In London Over Lack Of Media Freedom
Amidst reports of growing press censorship in Pakistan, the country's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi was heckled by a Canadian journalist in London alleging that his social media account was suspended over complaints from the government, according to media reports.
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Journalist Priya Ramani, Sued By MJ Akbar, In Court For First Time Today
Senior journalist Priya Ramani will appear in a Delhi court today in connection with a defamation case filed by former Union Minister MJ Akbar over #MeToo allegations levelled against him.
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Saudi Crown Prince "Didn't Order" Khashoggi Killing: Minister To NDTV
Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Adel Aljubeir who is accompanying Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman on his three-nation tour in Asia told NDTV that the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi last year was a "rogue operation" by government agents who acted without authority.
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MJ Akbar Says #MeToo Accuser's Charges "Diabolically, Viciously" Spread
In a 41-page criminal defamation petition to a Delhi court against journalist Priya Ramani, MJ Akbar said her article and tweets accusing him of sexual harassment spoiled his reputation and goodwill, and he had to quit his job as the junior foreign minister in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government because of her allegations. Her tweets and arti...
