Bangladesh’s burning newsrooms have jolted India’s Editors Guild into rare action. After mobs torched major newspapers and journalists fled smoke-filled offices, the Guild warned of a dangerous new normal for press freedom in South Asia. The message is blunt: when media houses are attacked with impunity, democracy isn’t just under pressure, it's on fire. In our TODAY’S TEN section, you’ll also find the news exclusives you really shouldn’t miss.

The Tripura Journalists’ Union staged a silent protest at the Agartala Press Club on December 22, condemning recent attacks on journalists, media offices and minority communities in Bangladesh.

WPP has secured Jaguar Land Rover’s integrated global agency mandate following a nine‑month review, in one of the year’s most closely contested pitches, Campaign reported.

Patna — Communications firm PR Professionals (PRP) has been appointed as the public relations partner for Bihar State Power Holding Company Limited (BSPHCL).

As Kashmiri journalist Irfan Mehraj completes 1000 days in jail under UAPA, today's FO(U)RTH RIGHT looks at how journalists across the country have the choice of towing the government's official line and lead a cushy life or face harassment, abandonment by colleagues, and in worst cases risk being sent to jail for highlighting an alternative point of view. In our TODAY'S TEN, you can also check out the news exclusives you don't want to miss today.

Ethane Web Technologies has unveiled PR Companion, an all‑in‑one public relations platform designed to integrate traditional media relations with modern digital storytelling.

Senior journalist and The Wire founding editor Siddharth Varadarajan has cautioned that India faces a deeper crisis than electoral malpractice — the “theft of news” in Kalaburagi.

Indian-origin journalist Shruti Tripathi Chopra has been honoured with the prestigious Freedom of the City of London, one of the world’s oldest ceremonial awards, dating back to the 1200s.

The Journalist Federation of Kashmir (JFK) has urged the immediate release of Kashmiri journalist Irfan Mehraj, who has spent more than 1,000 days in jail under the UAPA and IPC provisions.

In an effort to strengthen public broadcasting, the Union government is modernising Prasar Bharati through a Rs.2,539.61 crore investment under the Broadcasting Infrastructure and Network Development (BIND) Scheme.

With an aim to curb the spread of fake news related to the Government of India, the government has asked citizens to report any suspected misinformation directly through WhatsApp.

Top television industry bodies have avoided taking a clear position on the government’s proposal to exclude “landing page” exposure from TV ratings, even as individual broadcasters and cable operators remain divided.

A senior Kashmir-based journalist has claimed police harassment after officers allegedly seized his mobile phone without a warrant or any other legal procedures.

Arnab Goswami hasn’t turned rebel. He’s reading the room. From the Aravalli carve-out to Delhi’s choking air and welfare optics over real crises, the gaps are too visible to ignore. Add TRP pressure, rising anti-incumbency, and old scars from 2020, and even pro-establishment TV is testing its leash.

Kolhapur city journalists staged a protest at the historic Dasara Chowk against Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi (VBA) president Prakash Ambedkar over his alleged objectionable remarks against media owners, journalists, and camerapersons, made while addressing a rally on Wednesday.