Prarthana Hazarika represented India at Sport Forum Hungary 25, held November 19–20, 2025, the largest professional sports platform in Hungary and Central Europe.

On the third day of its four-day Book Fair and Literary Festival in Ludhiana, the Punjabi Sahit Academy hosted a dedicated session on “Punjab and Journalism,” bringing together prominent voices to reflect on the region’s media landscape, historical narratives, and communal challenges.

Odisha Legislative Assembly Speaker Surama Padhy on Sunday called for a globally coordinated policy on the use of Artificial Intelligence in journalism, stressing that ethical safeguards are essential to protect public trust. She was speaking at the closing ceremony of the 9th National Media Conclave held at the KIMS Auditorium.

India’s presence at the regional Global Investigative Journalism Network (GIJN) conference in Malaysia was marked by senior journalist Deepak Tiwari, former Vice-Chancellor of Makhanlal Chaturvedi National University of Journalism and Communication, Bhopal. Tiwari addressed the gathering, making it a moment of pride for Madhya Pradesh as India played a central role in shaping a new cross-border journalism initiative.

Naam Tamilar Katchi chief coordinator Seeman has been booked after visuals of him losing his temper and abusing a television journalist during a press interaction in Puducherry on Sunday, November 23, went viral across social media platforms.

The police have arrested two men in connection with the assault on a journalist during a raid in Gurugram. The accused have been identified as Sukhwinder Singh of Mandola village in Charkhi Dadri and Gaurav Taneja of Rohtak. Sukhwinder Singh, who is on bail in the 2022 Sonali Phogat murder case, was among those involved in the attack, The Tribune reported.

Journalist Sutapa Gosh has stressed that high-quality training programmes for media professionals are the need of the hour. Her remarks come after she attended a three-day national workshop in Bengaluru organised by UNESCO, the Indian Journalists Union and the Karnataka Union of Working Journalists to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Impunity for Crimes against Journalists.

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A young woman journalist working as an anchor for a local news portal was found dead inside her office in Guwahati on Monday morning. The deceased has been identified as Ritumoni Roy, who was supposed to get married on December 5. Preparations for the ceremony were reportedly underway.

Examination stress turned into shock for 35 students of the Master of Mass Communication and Journalism (MMCJ) course in Gujarat when they were handed the wrong question paper during their Semester 3 exam on Monday, November 24.

The Tripura Working Journalists Association (TWJA) has thanked the state government for revising the Tripura Journalists Pension Scheme, 2021, and the Tripura Media Representatives Accreditation Guidelines, 2020.

Madison Media Omega has secured the integrated media mandate for Navi (formerly Navi Technologies).

EFTM’s Trevor Long will be Triple M’s nationwide tech expert come 2026, ending his relationships with 2GB and 6PR to focus on the new exclusive arrangement.

The Chennai Press Club has taken to its official X handle to urge the Puducherry Police to take action against Naam Tamilar Katchi (NTK) coordinator Seeman for allegedly misbehaving with a journalist, as well as against party workers who reportedly manhandled media personnel during a press interaction in Villianur.

The Chennai Press Club (CPC), in association with Vooki, distributed raincoats to journalists on Saturday, November 22.