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Yogi Adityanath Renames Key Noida Road After Indian Express Founder Ramnath Goenka
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday batted for the freedom of media as he recalled June 25, 1975, as a "black day" in the history of Indian democracy -- when the nationwide emergency was imposed by the Indira Gandhi-led government.
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"Fake News Can Endanger Democratic Values Of Fraternity": Chief Justice Of India
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud on Wednesday said that fake news can create tensions between communities and thus endanger democratic values.
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"Need Revolution, Not Reform": Justice Gogoi On Judiciary For Common Man
A "revolution, not reform" is needed to keep the institution of judiciary serviceable for the common man, senior Supreme Court judge Justice Ranjan Gogoi said today, asserting that the judiciary would have to be more "pro-active" and on the "front foot".
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Free Speech Cannot Be Absolute, Should Not Be Trampled Upon: Venkaiah Naidu
Vice President Venkaiah Naidu said that freedom of speech and expression cannot be "absolute" but it should also not be trampled upon. India's World Press Freedom Index ranking plunged to 136 in 2017.
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'Question Those In Power': President Pranab Mukherjee's Journalism Tips For Media
Asking the media to practise "good journalism", President Pranab Mukherjee on Thursday said that the Press will be failing in its duty if does not ask questions to those in power.
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Anupam Kher to Aamir Khan: Did you Tell Wife Kiran This Country Made You?
Aamir Khan's comments on perceived "intolerance" have drawn an acerbic response from his fellow actor Anupam Kher, with whom he has starred in many hit films.
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'Aamir Khan Safe in India, His Comments Insult to Fans,' Says Government
Actor Aamir Khan, joining the debate on a perceived "rise in intolerance", has shared that he felt "alarmed" by a number of incidents and that his wife Kiran Rao even suggested that they should leave the country. The government calls the comments "alarmist" and unfair.
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Aamir Khan Describes Censor Board as 'Aggressive, Alarming'
"If a film is certified 'adult' then you should be able to show pretty much everything because an adult can decide if he or she wants to watch the film. But as I understand it, it has been a little aggressive in its approach in last six to eight months, which is worrying," said Aamir Khan
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Aamir Khan Says Anyone With a 'Quran Killing Innocents is Not Muslim'
"I am very clear that a person who is killing innocents is not a Muslim. Today it is ISIS, tomorrow it could be some other organisation. This extreme thinking is what I worry about because I feel this extreme thinking, wherever it comes from is very destructive and negative," said Aamir Khan
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Aamir Khan Joins 'Intolerance' Debate, Says Wife Even Suggested Leaving India
"As an individual, as part of this country as a citizen, we read in the papers what is happening, we see it on the news and certainly, I have been alarmed. I can't deny. When I chat with Kiran at home, she says, 'Should we move out of India?' That's a disastrous and big statement for Kiran to make," said Aamir
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Censor Board Has Become 'Aggressive', Says Aamir Khan on Sanskari Bond
The censor board in the country has become "a little aggressive" lately, said Bollywood actor Aamir Khan today, joining his co-actors and filmmakers in the debate on censorship.
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A Person Killing Innocents is Not Muslim: Aamir Khan
Aamir Khan today said violence in the name of religion is condemnable and that he had a problem with people who killed innocents in the name of Islam.
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Aamir Khan Joins 'Intolerance' Debate, Says Wife Even Suggested Leaving India
Actor Aamir Khan today joined the debate on the growing 'intolerance' and said he has been "alarmed" by a number of incidents, and that his wife Kiran Rao even suggested that they should probably leave the country.
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Ramnath Goenka Excellence in Journalism Awards: Winners from NDTV
Here is a list of winners from NDTV of the Ramnath Goenka Excellence in Journalism Awards in 2011 and 2012.
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Yogi Adityanath Renames Key Noida Road After Indian Express Founder Ramnath Goenka
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday batted for the freedom of media as he recalled June 25, 1975, as a "black day" in the history of Indian democracy -- when the nationwide emergency was imposed by the Indira Gandhi-led government.
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"Fake News Can Endanger Democratic Values Of Fraternity": Chief Justice Of India
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud on Wednesday said that fake news can create tensions between communities and thus endanger democratic values.
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"Need Revolution, Not Reform": Justice Gogoi On Judiciary For Common Man
A "revolution, not reform" is needed to keep the institution of judiciary serviceable for the common man, senior Supreme Court judge Justice Ranjan Gogoi said today, asserting that the judiciary would have to be more "pro-active" and on the "front foot".
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Free Speech Cannot Be Absolute, Should Not Be Trampled Upon: Venkaiah Naidu
Vice President Venkaiah Naidu said that freedom of speech and expression cannot be "absolute" but it should also not be trampled upon. India's World Press Freedom Index ranking plunged to 136 in 2017.
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'Question Those In Power': President Pranab Mukherjee's Journalism Tips For Media
Asking the media to practise "good journalism", President Pranab Mukherjee on Thursday said that the Press will be failing in its duty if does not ask questions to those in power.
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Anupam Kher to Aamir Khan: Did you Tell Wife Kiran This Country Made You?
Aamir Khan's comments on perceived "intolerance" have drawn an acerbic response from his fellow actor Anupam Kher, with whom he has starred in many hit films.
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'Aamir Khan Safe in India, His Comments Insult to Fans,' Says Government
Actor Aamir Khan, joining the debate on a perceived "rise in intolerance", has shared that he felt "alarmed" by a number of incidents and that his wife Kiran Rao even suggested that they should leave the country. The government calls the comments "alarmist" and unfair.
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Aamir Khan Describes Censor Board as 'Aggressive, Alarming'
"If a film is certified 'adult' then you should be able to show pretty much everything because an adult can decide if he or she wants to watch the film. But as I understand it, it has been a little aggressive in its approach in last six to eight months, which is worrying," said Aamir Khan
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Aamir Khan Says Anyone With a 'Quran Killing Innocents is Not Muslim'
"I am very clear that a person who is killing innocents is not a Muslim. Today it is ISIS, tomorrow it could be some other organisation. This extreme thinking is what I worry about because I feel this extreme thinking, wherever it comes from is very destructive and negative," said Aamir Khan
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Aamir Khan Joins 'Intolerance' Debate, Says Wife Even Suggested Leaving India
"As an individual, as part of this country as a citizen, we read in the papers what is happening, we see it on the news and certainly, I have been alarmed. I can't deny. When I chat with Kiran at home, she says, 'Should we move out of India?' That's a disastrous and big statement for Kiran to make," said Aamir
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Censor Board Has Become 'Aggressive', Says Aamir Khan on Sanskari Bond
The censor board in the country has become "a little aggressive" lately, said Bollywood actor Aamir Khan today, joining his co-actors and filmmakers in the debate on censorship.
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A Person Killing Innocents is Not Muslim: Aamir Khan
Aamir Khan today said violence in the name of religion is condemnable and that he had a problem with people who killed innocents in the name of Islam.
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Aamir Khan Joins 'Intolerance' Debate, Says Wife Even Suggested Leaving India
Actor Aamir Khan today joined the debate on the growing 'intolerance' and said he has been "alarmed" by a number of incidents, and that his wife Kiran Rao even suggested that they should probably leave the country.
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Ramnath Goenka Excellence in Journalism Awards: Winners from NDTV
Here is a list of winners from NDTV of the Ramnath Goenka Excellence in Journalism Awards in 2011 and 2012.
