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In 2017 Killing Of Tripura Journalist Sudip Datta Bhowmik, Main Accused Gets Bail
The High Court of Tripura has granted bail to Tripura State Rifles' former commandant Tapan Debbarma, the prime accused in the murder of journalist Sudip Datta Bhowmik in 2017.
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Supreme Court Restrains Tripura Cops From Acting Against Journalist's Tweet On Violence
The Supreme Court Monday restrained Tripura Police from acting on its notice to Twitter Inc with regard to a journalist's tweet about alleged communal violence in the state.
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Supreme Court Relief For Women Journalists Over Tripura "Fake" Report
The Supreme Court on Wednesday stayed all proceedings against two women journalists accused by Tripura Police of spreading "fake visuals" of communal violence in the northeastern state last month.
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Tripura Chief Minister Orders Review Of Terror Cases Against Journalists
The Supreme Court had on November 17 granted relief to three people who had filed a plea demanding the UAPA cases against them be cancelled.
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Supreme Court Relief For Journalist, Lawyers Charged By Tripura Police
No coercive action must be taken against journalist Shyam Meera Singh and two lawyers who had sought a Tripura Police case against them under the controversial anti-terror law UAPA be cancelled, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday.
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Press Club Demands Dropping Of Cases On 2 Women Journalists In Tripura
The Press Club of India (PCI) cases against the two women journalists allegedly for creating hatred between communities be dropped.
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"Provoking People": Tripura Doubles Down Against Journalists After Bail
The two women journalists arrested over their posts on communal incidents in Tripura were "instigating the people against the government", alleged Tripura's Information Minister Susanta Chowdhury.
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2 Women Journalists Detained Over Tripura Report Granted Bail
Sammriddhi Sakunia and Swarna Jha said they were covering the recent violence in Tripura. They were detained in Assam on Sunday after a case was filed against them by the Tripura police for "spreading communal disharmony" following their reportage.
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2 Women Journalists, Detained In Assam, Arrested By Tripura Police
Two women journalists, who had written about the recent communal incidents in Tripura and were detained by Assam police, were on Monday arrested by Tripura police, their employer said.
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Two Women Journalists Detained, Editors Guild Demands Release: 10 Points
Two women journalists were detained in Assam on Sunday after a case was filed against them by the Tripura police for "spreading communal disharmony" following their reportage on the vandalism at mosque in the state.
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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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Supreme Court To Hear Plea Of Journalist To Nix Tripura Anti-Terror Case
The Supreme Court will hear a plea by journalist Shyam Meera Singh and others against a FIR by Tripura Police over tweets and social media posts - including Mr Singh's "Tripura is burning" comment on Twitter - made during last month's violence.
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Withdraw Anti-Terror Law Case Against Tripura Journalist: Women Press Body
The Indian Women's Press Corps slammed the Tripura Police for allegedly booking a journalist, along with others, under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act to "intimidate and silence" media.
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Tripura Shocked As Alleged BJP Workers Attack Daily's Office, Injure Journalists
Following a party rally, workers and leaders of the BJP today attacked the office of the vernacular daily Pratibadi Kalam. Besides injuring four journalists, they damaged damaged equipment, destroyed documents, and burnt cars and two-wheelers.
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Good Governance Requires Good Journalism: Biplab Deb To Journalists
Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb on Sunday said if the journalists in the state wanted good governance from him, he also require good journalism in return.
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In 2017 Killing Of Tripura Journalist Sudip Datta Bhowmik, Main Accused Gets Bail
The High Court of Tripura has granted bail to Tripura State Rifles' former commandant Tapan Debbarma, the prime accused in the murder of journalist Sudip Datta Bhowmik in 2017.
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Supreme Court Restrains Tripura Cops From Acting Against Journalist's Tweet On Violence
The Supreme Court Monday restrained Tripura Police from acting on its notice to Twitter Inc with regard to a journalist's tweet about alleged communal violence in the state.
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Supreme Court Relief For Women Journalists Over Tripura "Fake" Report
The Supreme Court on Wednesday stayed all proceedings against two women journalists accused by Tripura Police of spreading "fake visuals" of communal violence in the northeastern state last month.
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Tripura Chief Minister Orders Review Of Terror Cases Against Journalists
The Supreme Court had on November 17 granted relief to three people who had filed a plea demanding the UAPA cases against them be cancelled.
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Supreme Court Relief For Journalist, Lawyers Charged By Tripura Police
No coercive action must be taken against journalist Shyam Meera Singh and two lawyers who had sought a Tripura Police case against them under the controversial anti-terror law UAPA be cancelled, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday.
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Press Club Demands Dropping Of Cases On 2 Women Journalists In Tripura
The Press Club of India (PCI) cases against the two women journalists allegedly for creating hatred between communities be dropped.
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"Provoking People": Tripura Doubles Down Against Journalists After Bail
The two women journalists arrested over their posts on communal incidents in Tripura were "instigating the people against the government", alleged Tripura's Information Minister Susanta Chowdhury.
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2 Women Journalists Detained Over Tripura Report Granted Bail
Sammriddhi Sakunia and Swarna Jha said they were covering the recent violence in Tripura. They were detained in Assam on Sunday after a case was filed against them by the Tripura police for "spreading communal disharmony" following their reportage.
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2 Women Journalists, Detained In Assam, Arrested By Tripura Police
Two women journalists, who had written about the recent communal incidents in Tripura and were detained by Assam police, were on Monday arrested by Tripura police, their employer said.
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Two Women Journalists Detained, Editors Guild Demands Release: 10 Points
Two women journalists were detained in Assam on Sunday after a case was filed against them by the Tripura police for "spreading communal disharmony" following their reportage on the vandalism at mosque in the state.
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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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Supreme Court To Hear Plea Of Journalist To Nix Tripura Anti-Terror Case
The Supreme Court will hear a plea by journalist Shyam Meera Singh and others against a FIR by Tripura Police over tweets and social media posts - including Mr Singh's "Tripura is burning" comment on Twitter - made during last month's violence.
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Withdraw Anti-Terror Law Case Against Tripura Journalist: Women Press Body
The Indian Women's Press Corps slammed the Tripura Police for allegedly booking a journalist, along with others, under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act to "intimidate and silence" media.
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Tripura Shocked As Alleged BJP Workers Attack Daily's Office, Injure Journalists
Following a party rally, workers and leaders of the BJP today attacked the office of the vernacular daily Pratibadi Kalam. Besides injuring four journalists, they damaged damaged equipment, destroyed documents, and burnt cars and two-wheelers.
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Good Governance Requires Good Journalism: Biplab Deb To Journalists
Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb on Sunday said if the journalists in the state wanted good governance from him, he also require good journalism in return.
