A Delhi court has summoned Congress leaders Ragini Nayak, Pawan Khera and Jairam Ramesh in connection with a complaint filed by senior journalist Rajat Sharma. The case relates to an allegedly edited video clip that was shared on social media.

The Indian Newspaper Society (INS) flagged deepening concerns over the continuing shortage of newsprint in the country, noting that the deficit has pushed newspaper publishers to depend heavily on imports, The Tribune reported.

SDM College, Ujire, organised a felicitation programme titled ‘Bhaskara Parva – A Tribute to the Media Teacher’ to honour Dr. Bhaskara Hegde, Head of the Department of Journalism, on his retirement after 33 years of service.

Union Budget 2026 positions the Orange Economy as India’s creative future, backing film, OTT, gaming, and creator-led content with money, policy attention, and ambition. But in a budget obsessed with stories and storytelling, journalism is conspicuously missing. This Fourth Right column argues that the exclusion isn’t accidental. It reflects a deeper discomfort with news as creative labour, public infrastructure, and narrative power.

Concept Public Relations India Limited has been appointed as the media and strategic communications partner for the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE).

Nick Hall, until recently editor-in-chief at digital lifestyle publication Man of Many, has just launched a new venture called MADE, and before you ask, no it won't be using AI.

Welcome to Wednesday as the papers and digital outlets pore over the rate rise, plus real people with real stories, more women on boards, and fears over a a prison release, plus more in today's news. Stories and pictures by John Silvester, Eleanor Campbell, Karleen Minney, Arsineh Houspian, Shane Wright and Millie Muroi, Oscar Coleman, Max Mason-Hubers, Max Maddison, Thomas Henry, Phillip Coorey, Dennis Shanahan, Matthew Cranston, and John Kehoe, Ima Caldwell and Greg Jericho.

Veteran sports journalist of Tripura and former football referee and cricket umpire Tapan Chakraborty passed away at his residence in the Srinagar area near the TV Centre on Tuesday morning. He was 73 and reportedly died around 6.30 am. His death has cast a pall of gloom over the state’s sports and media fraternity. He is survived by his wife, son and daughter-in-law.

One of India’s oldest newspapers, The Tribune, marked 145 years since its founding on February 2, 1881, with tributes paid to its visionary founder Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia. The occasion was observed as Founder’s Day, with ceremonies held at The Tribune premises in Chandigarh.

The central government, in an attempt to consolidate and codify new labour enactments, had subsumed 29 labour legislations categorised into four different codes. Among these labour legislations were the Working Journalists Act and the Working Journalists (Fixation of Rate of Wages) Act. Both legislations come under the Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Code, 2020 (‘OSHW Code’) to be brought into effect from April 1, 2026.

Field reporting brings journalists close to real life.

For students of English Journalism at the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), Delhi, Sunday, February 1 turned into a workday as they followed the Union Budget live and produced a Lab Journal in a simulated newsroom environment.

The Press Club of India on Tuesday expressed grief over the demise of senior journalist and its member Yogesh Vajpayee, calling his passing a major loss to the journalism fraternity. In a statement, the PCI conveyed condolences to his family, friends and colleagues, and said his contribution to journalism would be remembered with respect.

Several Opposition leaders have criticised the Jammu and Kashmir administration over the detention of freelance journalist Khushal Khawaja, who reported on the closure of the Sadna Pass in Kupwara and its impact on patients in the Karnah valley, The Scroll reported.

The Press Information Bureau (PIB), Srinagar Region, on Sunday, Feb 1, flagged off a five-day media tour to Kerala for journalists from Srinagar as part of its ongoing media outreach programme. The tour will continue till February 7.