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Tamil Nadu Announces Welfare Board, Award For Journalists
The Tamil Nadu government today announced a welfare board for journalists, an increase in financial support to families of press, media persons who die in harness and funding higher education of young, eligible scribes in journalism schools.
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Panel To Revise Compensation Amount In Journalists Welfare Scheme: Centre
Journalist Welfare Scheme: The committee shall give its recommendations within two months and all secretarial assistance for convening its meetings will provided by the Press Information Bureau (PIB), the ministry said.
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"Worst Occupational Hazard": Minister Seeks Health Scheme For Journalists Covering COVID-19 Pandemic
Expressing concern over a large number of journalists in Mumbai testing positive for COVID-19, Union Minister Pratap Sarangi on Friday urged the cental government to introduce a health insurance scheme for scribes covering the pandemic, in line with the one for frontline health workers.
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For Images Of Roti With Salt Served At UP School, Case Against Journalist
Days after studentsat a government school in eastern Uttar Pradesh's Mirzapur district were filmed eating rotis with salt as their mid-day meal under a flagship scheme of the central government, a case has been filed by the state government against the journalist who shot the video.
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CBI Arrests Bengal Journalist For Allegedly Receiving Ponzi Scheme Money
The CBI has arrested Suman Chattopadhyay, an editor of a prominent Bangla newspaper, for allegedly receiving money from a ponzi scam operator I-Core group, officials said Thursday.
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Kerala Finance Minister Urged to Allocate Fund for Retired Journalists' Health Scheme
The Senior Journalists Forum has urged state Finance minister KM Mani to allocate fund in the coming budget for a comprehensive health scheme for retired journalists.
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Age limit for PSC applicants raised to 36 years
Congress-led UDF government in Kerala announced raising of maximum age limit from 35 to 36 years to apply for jobs in government departments through Kerala Public Service Commission.
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Tamil Nadu Announces Welfare Board, Award For Journalists
The Tamil Nadu government today announced a welfare board for journalists, an increase in financial support to families of press, media persons who die in harness and funding higher education of young, eligible scribes in journalism schools.
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Panel To Revise Compensation Amount In Journalists Welfare Scheme: Centre
Journalist Welfare Scheme: The committee shall give its recommendations within two months and all secretarial assistance for convening its meetings will provided by the Press Information Bureau (PIB), the ministry said.
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"Worst Occupational Hazard": Minister Seeks Health Scheme For Journalists Covering COVID-19 Pandemic
Expressing concern over a large number of journalists in Mumbai testing positive for COVID-19, Union Minister Pratap Sarangi on Friday urged the cental government to introduce a health insurance scheme for scribes covering the pandemic, in line with the one for frontline health workers.
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For Images Of Roti With Salt Served At UP School, Case Against Journalist
Days after studentsat a government school in eastern Uttar Pradesh's Mirzapur district were filmed eating rotis with salt as their mid-day meal under a flagship scheme of the central government, a case has been filed by the state government against the journalist who shot the video.
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CBI Arrests Bengal Journalist For Allegedly Receiving Ponzi Scheme Money
The CBI has arrested Suman Chattopadhyay, an editor of a prominent Bangla newspaper, for allegedly receiving money from a ponzi scam operator I-Core group, officials said Thursday.
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Kerala Finance Minister Urged to Allocate Fund for Retired Journalists' Health Scheme
The Senior Journalists Forum has urged state Finance minister KM Mani to allocate fund in the coming budget for a comprehensive health scheme for retired journalists.
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Age limit for PSC applicants raised to 36 years
Congress-led UDF government in Kerala announced raising of maximum age limit from 35 to 36 years to apply for jobs in government departments through Kerala Public Service Commission.
