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Journalists In Kashmir Stage Silent Protest Against Communication Curbs
Journalists in Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday staged a silent protest against what they say has been a "media gag" by authorities that has badly affected their ability to work for the last 60 days. A clampdown on communication lines has meant that for the two months, no newspaper has been able to bring out an online edition and editorials have disap...
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For "Rapistan" Tweet, 2009 IAS Topper From Kashmir Faces Centre's Wrath
The centre has ordered action against Shah Faesal, the outspoken bureaucrat from Jammu and Kashmir, for his tweets that he has described as a "sarcastic tweet against rape-culture in south Asia". The IAS official went public on Tuesday with the show cause notice and seemed to question the government's gag order for bureaucrats as well.
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"I Will Use Code Language To Update Facebook": IAS Officer On Jammu and Kashmir Government's Gag Order
IAS officer Shah Faesal on Wednesday said he would use code language to update his Facebook account, reacting to the Jammu and Kashmir government's gag order on the use of social media for its employees.
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Opinion: Arnab Goswami, You Don't Scare Me. But You Should Worry India
What should concern all of us much more is that one of the leading names of Indian media believes in censorship, wants to gag free expression, kill nuance, distort the truth and send journalists to jail. Like I said - and I stand by it - thank you, Mr Goswami for disparaging my journalism. Because a compliment from you would be a deep insult.
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Despite Claims Of 'No Media Gag', Newspapers Stay Off Shelves In Kashmir
Newspapers did not hit the stalls in Kashmir for fourth day in a row on Tuesday as the curfew and lockdown in the valley continued. Papers will not hit newsstands on Wednesday either.
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Senior Kashmir Police Officer Removed For Raid On Newspaper Office
The Senior Superintendent of Police of Jammu and Kashmir's Budgam district was removed by the government on Monday over a raid on a newspaper office.
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41 Dead In Kashmir Clashes, Cable TV Restored But Newspapers Gagged: 10 Updates
One more person died in firing by security forces after clashes in Kashmir on Saturday, taking the number of deaths in the violence triggered by the killing of terrorist Burhan Wani to 41. Cable TV services were suspended for more than 12 hours and newspapers have alleged a media gag.
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Journalists In Kashmir Stage Silent Protest Against Communication Curbs
Journalists in Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday staged a silent protest against what they say has been a "media gag" by authorities that has badly affected their ability to work for the last 60 days. A clampdown on communication lines has meant that for the two months, no newspaper has been able to bring out an online edition and editorials have disap...
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For "Rapistan" Tweet, 2009 IAS Topper From Kashmir Faces Centre's Wrath
The centre has ordered action against Shah Faesal, the outspoken bureaucrat from Jammu and Kashmir, for his tweets that he has described as a "sarcastic tweet against rape-culture in south Asia". The IAS official went public on Tuesday with the show cause notice and seemed to question the government's gag order for bureaucrats as well.
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"I Will Use Code Language To Update Facebook": IAS Officer On Jammu and Kashmir Government's Gag Order
IAS officer Shah Faesal on Wednesday said he would use code language to update his Facebook account, reacting to the Jammu and Kashmir government's gag order on the use of social media for its employees.
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Opinion: Arnab Goswami, You Don't Scare Me. But You Should Worry India
What should concern all of us much more is that one of the leading names of Indian media believes in censorship, wants to gag free expression, kill nuance, distort the truth and send journalists to jail. Like I said - and I stand by it - thank you, Mr Goswami for disparaging my journalism. Because a compliment from you would be a deep insult.
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Despite Claims Of 'No Media Gag', Newspapers Stay Off Shelves In Kashmir
Newspapers did not hit the stalls in Kashmir for fourth day in a row on Tuesday as the curfew and lockdown in the valley continued. Papers will not hit newsstands on Wednesday either.
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Senior Kashmir Police Officer Removed For Raid On Newspaper Office
The Senior Superintendent of Police of Jammu and Kashmir's Budgam district was removed by the government on Monday over a raid on a newspaper office.
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41 Dead In Kashmir Clashes, Cable TV Restored But Newspapers Gagged: 10 Updates
One more person died in firing by security forces after clashes in Kashmir on Saturday, taking the number of deaths in the violence triggered by the killing of terrorist Burhan Wani to 41. Cable TV services were suspended for more than 12 hours and newspapers have alleged a media gag.
