News18 India is set to launch a new show, ‘Viral Baat Raunac Ke Saath’, featuring popular radio personality and digital creator RJ Raunac.

Condemning the alleged communal and provocative remarks made by Tipra Motha MLA and former extremist leader Ranjit Debbarma against senior journalist and Headlines Tripura National Editor Pranab Sarkar, the Indian Journalists Union (IJU) and several media bodies, including the Press Club of India and the Agartala Press Club, have demanded strong action and adequate security for Sarkar.

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has called on Indian authorities to take urgent action to guarantee the safety of journalist and Washington Post columnist Rana Ayyub and her family after she allegedly received multiple threats from an unknown caller who claimed to know her home address.

The Press Club of Kashmir has welcomed the Jammu and Kashmir administration’s move to curb the menace of fake journalists, following Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha’s directive for strict action against those misusing the name of journalism.

Big changes at Junkee Media as Editor-in-Chief and Managing Director Alice Griffin announces she is leaving the online publisher after three years to focus on her own creative work. Also leaving after two years is Multimedia Reporter Ky Stewart.

Leadership, climate, back-stabbing, crime wave - or not - and a horse race - those stories and more in today's news roundup. Stories and pictures by Alex Ellinghausen, Paul Sakkal, James Massola and Mike Foley, Judith Sloan, Geoff Chambers, Phillip Coorey, Riley Walter, Adam Dobbin and Simon McLoughlin, Regan Hodge and Athos Sirianos.

The Arunachal Pradesh Union of Working Journalists (APUWJ) and the Arunachal Press Club (APC) have condemned a media outlet for allegedly publishing an interview video featuring a child allegedly involved in a recent abuse case in Mebo, East Siang district.

Veteran and emerging journalists from Jharkhand were honoured at the Media Excellence Awards 2025, organised by the Ranchi Press Club on Sunday, November 2. The event celebrated excellence across print, electronic, and visual journalism, recognising outstanding contributions to the field.

Think of a world in which AI processing can be done with our brains. That idea is a bioprocessor, and Swiss company, FinalSpark, are attempting to make that theory a reality.

Libs wonder how low can you go, tax office unleash debt collectors, car parking stash explained, illegal vapes, and horses and people out in front. All this and more in today's news. Stories by Carla Mascarenhas, Chris Vedelago, Sam Irvine, Alex White, Jonathan Barrett, Geoff Chambers, Sarah Ison, Stephen Rice, Jessica Wang, Ellen Ransley, and Greg Brown.

ITV Digital has launched Blink, a new digital platform to engage Gen Z audiences through entertainment, sports and lifestyle content.

The Calicut Press Club has announced the winners of the much-awaited Mushtaq Awards, honouring excellence in sports journalism and photography.

Bengaluru’s City Civil and Sessions Court has issued a temporary injunction restraining several media outlets and digital platforms, including The News Minute (TNM), from publishing or circulating any allegedly defamatory content against Reporter Broadcasting Company Private Limited, the owner of Malayalam news channel Reporter TV.

In a move to encourage sustained coverage of environmental concerns, the Directorate of Environment and Climate Change, Manipur, will soon roll out an annual award recognising journalists who bring climate and ecological issues to the forefront.

LEAD ANALYSIS: A two-hour hostage drama in Mumbai ended when police commandos stormed a Powai studio and shot dead 4a man who had held 17 children hostage. SPOTLIGHT: Justice Surya Kant will become India’s 53rd CJI on November 24 — the first from Haryana. SPORTS: Jemimah Rodrigues’ unbeaten 127 helps India chase Australia's 339 and reach the Women’s ODI World Cup final. TECH: H-1B visa chaos continues in the US as new rules threaten job losses for Indian professionals. ENTERTAINMENT: Enrique Iglesias’ Mumbai concert lit up the city after 13 years, with Bollywood stars joining 25,000 ecstatic fans.