Patricia Mukhim
- All
- News
- Videos
-
2 Journalists Challenge "Colonial" Sedition Law In Supreme Court
After the Supreme Court called the sedition law "colonial", journalists Patricia Mukhim and Anuradha Bhasin have joined a list of activists who have moved the top court to challenge the constitutional validity of the controversial law.
-
Top Court Order To Cancel Case Against Me Upholds Freedom Of Expression: Meghalaya Editor
Padma Shri awardee and senior journalist Patricia Mukhim on Friday said that the Supreme Court order to quash an FIR lodged against her over a Facebook post gives hope to people across the country and upholds freedom of expression, which is important in a democracy.
-
Supreme Court Upholds Free Speech, Gives Relief To Meghalaya Editor
A police case against Shillong Times Editor Patricia Mukhim for allegedly creating communal disharmony was scrapped today by the Supreme Court, which upheld the right to free speech. The case was filed last year over her Facebook post on violence against non-tribal people in Meghalaya.
-
Journalist Quits Editors Guild of India Over "Complete Silence" In Case Against Her
Veteran journalist and Padma Shri awardee Patricia Mukhim, who is also the editor of The Shillong Times, has resigned from the Editors Guild of India, alleging that the top journalists' body "defends" only celebrity journalists.
-
Meghalaya High Court Rejects Journalist's Plea Against Criminal Case
The Meghalaya High Court has rejected the plea to quash criminal proceedings against a journalist from Shillong for her four-month-old Facebook post condemning the attack on five non-tribal youth by a gang of masked men, allegedly from the tribal community.
-
Complaint Against Meghalaya Veteran Journalist Over Social Media Post
A village council in Meghalaya has filed a complaint naming a veteran journalist for a social media post alleging it could "incite communal tension".
-
Police Complaint Against The Shillong Times Editor Patricia Mukhim Over Facebook Post
A police complaint was filed on Monday against veteran journalist Patricia Mukhim by a village council in Meghalaya over her Facebook post, claiming that it might incite communal tension, officials said.
-
Top Court Stays Conviction Of Shillong Times Editor In Contempt Case
A Supreme Court bench led by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi has stayed the Meghalaya High Court order which had found The Shillong Times editor Patricia Mukhim and published Shobha Chaudhuri guilty of contempt.
-
"Sit In Corner": The Shillong Times Editor Held Guilty In Contempt Case
The Meghalaya high court, in an order on Friday, held the editor of the newspaper - The Shillong Times - Patricia Mukhim and its publisher, Shobha Chaudhuri, guilty of contempt of court.
-
Meghalaya's Proposed Law Against Interracial Marriages Divides Shillong
Inter-caste and inter-faith marriages have cost lives in India. Now, Meghalaya is on the boil over indigenous Khasi women marrying non-Khasis. A move is on to amend a key law so that Khasi women who wed outside their race will lose their privileges due to them, in one of the world's last matrilineal societies.
-
Meghalaya: Bomb Hurled At The Residence Of Patricia Mukhim, Editor Of The Shillong Times
A bomb was hurled by unknown persons at the residence of Patricia Mukhim, the editor of The Shillong Times, on Tuesday evening, in Meghalaya's Umpling. No one was hurt in the incident.Eyewitnesses told the local media, at around 8.25 pm last night, two men on a motorcycle, with their faces masked, were seen near her residence, hurling a petrol bomb...
-
2 Journalists Challenge "Colonial" Sedition Law In Supreme Court
After the Supreme Court called the sedition law "colonial", journalists Patricia Mukhim and Anuradha Bhasin have joined a list of activists who have moved the top court to challenge the constitutional validity of the controversial law.
-
Top Court Order To Cancel Case Against Me Upholds Freedom Of Expression: Meghalaya Editor
Padma Shri awardee and senior journalist Patricia Mukhim on Friday said that the Supreme Court order to quash an FIR lodged against her over a Facebook post gives hope to people across the country and upholds freedom of expression, which is important in a democracy.
-
Supreme Court Upholds Free Speech, Gives Relief To Meghalaya Editor
A police case against Shillong Times Editor Patricia Mukhim for allegedly creating communal disharmony was scrapped today by the Supreme Court, which upheld the right to free speech. The case was filed last year over her Facebook post on violence against non-tribal people in Meghalaya.
-
Journalist Quits Editors Guild of India Over "Complete Silence" In Case Against Her
Veteran journalist and Padma Shri awardee Patricia Mukhim, who is also the editor of The Shillong Times, has resigned from the Editors Guild of India, alleging that the top journalists' body "defends" only celebrity journalists.
-
Meghalaya High Court Rejects Journalist's Plea Against Criminal Case
The Meghalaya High Court has rejected the plea to quash criminal proceedings against a journalist from Shillong for her four-month-old Facebook post condemning the attack on five non-tribal youth by a gang of masked men, allegedly from the tribal community.
-
Complaint Against Meghalaya Veteran Journalist Over Social Media Post
A village council in Meghalaya has filed a complaint naming a veteran journalist for a social media post alleging it could "incite communal tension".
-
Police Complaint Against The Shillong Times Editor Patricia Mukhim Over Facebook Post
A police complaint was filed on Monday against veteran journalist Patricia Mukhim by a village council in Meghalaya over her Facebook post, claiming that it might incite communal tension, officials said.
-
Top Court Stays Conviction Of Shillong Times Editor In Contempt Case
A Supreme Court bench led by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi has stayed the Meghalaya High Court order which had found The Shillong Times editor Patricia Mukhim and published Shobha Chaudhuri guilty of contempt.
-
"Sit In Corner": The Shillong Times Editor Held Guilty In Contempt Case
The Meghalaya high court, in an order on Friday, held the editor of the newspaper - The Shillong Times - Patricia Mukhim and its publisher, Shobha Chaudhuri, guilty of contempt of court.
-
Meghalaya's Proposed Law Against Interracial Marriages Divides Shillong
Inter-caste and inter-faith marriages have cost lives in India. Now, Meghalaya is on the boil over indigenous Khasi women marrying non-Khasis. A move is on to amend a key law so that Khasi women who wed outside their race will lose their privileges due to them, in one of the world's last matrilineal societies.
-
Meghalaya: Bomb Hurled At The Residence Of Patricia Mukhim, Editor Of The Shillong Times
A bomb was hurled by unknown persons at the residence of Patricia Mukhim, the editor of The Shillong Times, on Tuesday evening, in Meghalaya's Umpling. No one was hurt in the incident.Eyewitnesses told the local media, at around 8.25 pm last night, two men on a motorcycle, with their faces masked, were seen near her residence, hurling a petrol bomb...
