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Fact-Checker Mohammed Zubair Cites Death Threats In Supreme Court Plea
Case meant to threaten him against doing his job, "to put fear among those who stand up against communal elements", says Alt News co-founder's plea
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2 Women Journalists, Who Accused Tripura Cops Of "Intimidation", Detained
Two women journalists in Tripura have been named in an FIR (first information report) after a complaint by the right-wing group Vishva Hindu Parishad.
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Train, Temples Attacked As Bangladesh Clashes Spread After PM Modi Visit
Hundreds of members of a hardline Islamist group attacked Hindu temples and a train in eastern Bangladesh on Sunday, the police and a local journalist said, as violence spread across the country in the wake of a visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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"Cop Said He Would Tear My Beard": Lucknow Journalist Detained, Released
A journalist with 'The Hindu' newspaper was picked up by the Lucknow police from a city restaurant, detained for over two hours at a police station and then a police post, and finally released after harrowing moments where he was accused of conspiracy in the Lucknow violence against the Citizenship Amendment Act on Thursday that saw one person kill...
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"Witchhunt": BJP Lawmaker Writes To Rajnath Singh On Karnataka Journalist Arrest
BJP lawmaker Shobha Karandlaje today asked Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh to ensure that a journalist arrested for allegedly circulating a "forged" letter on dividing Karnataka's Lingayat community benefits from a fair police investigation. She also alleged that the state government has launched a "witchhunt" against those supporting the BJP in ...
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"Bogus, Baseless": Urmila Matondkar On BJP Worker's Complaint Against Her
Actor-turned-politicianUrmila Matondkar, accused of making anti Hindu comments in a TV interview by a BJP worker, has called a complaint filed against her in Mumbai "bogus, baseless and filled with ulterior motives". The BJP's Suresh Nakhua has also named Congress chief Rahul Gandhi and a veteran journalist in his complaint.
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Editors Guild "Denounces Threats" After Centre's Rafale Remarks In Court
The Editors Guild of India has "unequivocally" condemned the Attorney General's remarks before the Supreme Court pertaining to the documents based on which the media had reported on the Rafale deal, saying any attempt to use the Official Secrets Act against the media is as "reprehensible" as asking journalists to disclose their sources.
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Hindu Group Sanatan Sanstha Named In Murder Of Journalist Gauri Lankesh
A special investigation team probing the murder of journalist-activist Gauri Lankesh has named Hindu right-wing group Sanatan Sanstha in its additional charge sheet filed before a Bengaluru court. It also claimed that the 18 accused in the murder were members of an organised crime syndicate.
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Hindu Groups Ask Media Houses Not To Depute Women Reporters At Sabarimala
Several organisations in Kerala agitating against entry of women of menstrual age into the famous Sabarimala temple have urged media outlets not to depute women journalists to cover the issue as the Lord Ayyappa temple is set to open Monday for a special puja.
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"Narada First-Ever Journalist": RSS Leader After UP Minister Calls Him Google
A few days ago, Yogi Adityanath's deputy had referred to charioteer Sanjay's live updates from Kurukshetra, where the battle was fought between Kauravas and Pandavas, from the Indian epic Mahabharata to highlight his claim that journalism began in ancient India. And now, a Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) worker has called sage Narada the "first-e...
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Journalists Attacked At Right-Wing Outfit's Event, 4 Arrested
Several mediapersons were beaten up on Wednesday allegedly by the members of a right-wing group at a programme in Kolkata, police said.
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Journalists Beaten Up At Right Wing Group's Conversion Event In Kolkata
Members of a right wing group assaulted mediapersons on Wednesday when they tried to meet and question 14 "Muslims" the outfit "converted" in public at an event organised in the heart of Kolkata. Several reporters were injured. Chief minister Mamata Banerjee condemned the incident and police detained the advisor of the organization for questioning.
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'Just Asking': Prakash Raj After Kamal Haasan Remarks On 'Hindu Terror'
Noted South Indian actor Prakash Raj, who risked the wrath of right-wing social media users last month with his comments over the murder of journalist Gauri Lankesh, has commissioned a sequel.
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'Am I A Fool To Return My Awards?' Says Actor Prakash Raj
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's silence on the murder a month ago of journalist Gauri Lankesh is why noted southern actor Prakash Raj says he wants to return his five national awards.
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UP Police Begin Probe In Late-Night Violence At Banaras Hindu University
Twenty top university officials have been sent notices by UP police's crime branch days after clashes broke out at Banaras Hindu University. They have been asked to record their statement in the late-night violence in which several students, including women, and two journalists were injured.
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Fact-Checker Mohammed Zubair Cites Death Threats In Supreme Court Plea
Case meant to threaten him against doing his job, "to put fear among those who stand up against communal elements", says Alt News co-founder's plea
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2 Women Journalists, Who Accused Tripura Cops Of "Intimidation", Detained
Two women journalists in Tripura have been named in an FIR (first information report) after a complaint by the right-wing group Vishva Hindu Parishad.
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Train, Temples Attacked As Bangladesh Clashes Spread After PM Modi Visit
Hundreds of members of a hardline Islamist group attacked Hindu temples and a train in eastern Bangladesh on Sunday, the police and a local journalist said, as violence spread across the country in the wake of a visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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"Cop Said He Would Tear My Beard": Lucknow Journalist Detained, Released
A journalist with 'The Hindu' newspaper was picked up by the Lucknow police from a city restaurant, detained for over two hours at a police station and then a police post, and finally released after harrowing moments where he was accused of conspiracy in the Lucknow violence against the Citizenship Amendment Act on Thursday that saw one person kill...
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"Witchhunt": BJP Lawmaker Writes To Rajnath Singh On Karnataka Journalist Arrest
BJP lawmaker Shobha Karandlaje today asked Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh to ensure that a journalist arrested for allegedly circulating a "forged" letter on dividing Karnataka's Lingayat community benefits from a fair police investigation. She also alleged that the state government has launched a "witchhunt" against those supporting the BJP in ...
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"Bogus, Baseless": Urmila Matondkar On BJP Worker's Complaint Against Her
Actor-turned-politicianUrmila Matondkar, accused of making anti Hindu comments in a TV interview by a BJP worker, has called a complaint filed against her in Mumbai "bogus, baseless and filled with ulterior motives". The BJP's Suresh Nakhua has also named Congress chief Rahul Gandhi and a veteran journalist in his complaint.
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Editors Guild "Denounces Threats" After Centre's Rafale Remarks In Court
The Editors Guild of India has "unequivocally" condemned the Attorney General's remarks before the Supreme Court pertaining to the documents based on which the media had reported on the Rafale deal, saying any attempt to use the Official Secrets Act against the media is as "reprehensible" as asking journalists to disclose their sources.
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Hindu Group Sanatan Sanstha Named In Murder Of Journalist Gauri Lankesh
A special investigation team probing the murder of journalist-activist Gauri Lankesh has named Hindu right-wing group Sanatan Sanstha in its additional charge sheet filed before a Bengaluru court. It also claimed that the 18 accused in the murder were members of an organised crime syndicate.
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Hindu Groups Ask Media Houses Not To Depute Women Reporters At Sabarimala
Several organisations in Kerala agitating against entry of women of menstrual age into the famous Sabarimala temple have urged media outlets not to depute women journalists to cover the issue as the Lord Ayyappa temple is set to open Monday for a special puja.
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"Narada First-Ever Journalist": RSS Leader After UP Minister Calls Him Google
A few days ago, Yogi Adityanath's deputy had referred to charioteer Sanjay's live updates from Kurukshetra, where the battle was fought between Kauravas and Pandavas, from the Indian epic Mahabharata to highlight his claim that journalism began in ancient India. And now, a Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) worker has called sage Narada the "first-e...
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Journalists Attacked At Right-Wing Outfit's Event, 4 Arrested
Several mediapersons were beaten up on Wednesday allegedly by the members of a right-wing group at a programme in Kolkata, police said.
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Journalists Beaten Up At Right Wing Group's Conversion Event In Kolkata
Members of a right wing group assaulted mediapersons on Wednesday when they tried to meet and question 14 "Muslims" the outfit "converted" in public at an event organised in the heart of Kolkata. Several reporters were injured. Chief minister Mamata Banerjee condemned the incident and police detained the advisor of the organization for questioning.
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'Just Asking': Prakash Raj After Kamal Haasan Remarks On 'Hindu Terror'
Noted South Indian actor Prakash Raj, who risked the wrath of right-wing social media users last month with his comments over the murder of journalist Gauri Lankesh, has commissioned a sequel.
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'Am I A Fool To Return My Awards?' Says Actor Prakash Raj
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's silence on the murder a month ago of journalist Gauri Lankesh is why noted southern actor Prakash Raj says he wants to return his five national awards.
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UP Police Begin Probe In Late-Night Violence At Banaras Hindu University
Twenty top university officials have been sent notices by UP police's crime branch days after clashes broke out at Banaras Hindu University. They have been asked to record their statement in the late-night violence in which several students, including women, and two journalists were injured.
