Pakistan's media watchdog Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) has issued a show-cause notice to a leading news channel for running "Indian content" while broadcasting the news about the death of legendary singer Asha Bhosle. The legendary singer who passed away at the age of 92, rendered her first song aged 10 in 1943 when Pakistan had not yet been formed and the subcontinent was undivided.

Today’s Ten: CBSE has declared the Class 10 board results for 2026, recording a marginal improvement of 0.04 percentage points in overall performance, with 93.70 per cent of students passing this year compared to 93.66 per cent in 2025. Apart from that the Centre has rolled out an AI-powered forecasting system to help fishers locate hilsa shoals in the Bay of Bengal. Meanwhile, India also plans to set up a special bench of the NCLT, with trained manpower, to handle cross-border insolvency cases in a bid to fast-track proceedings. These are among the key developing stories of the day.

With less than three months to go for the FIFA World Cup 2026, India is yet to secure a confirmed broadcaster, an unusual situation for one of the world’s largest media markets.

Prasar Bharati has introduced a new structured sourcing framework that allows independent content creators, production houses, and rights holders to contribute programming to Akashvani (All India Radio).

Krishna Kant Jena, a journalist with Nav Bharat and founder of Green Rayagada, passed away at the age of 58 while undergoing treatment.

The Supreme Court of India on Friday confirmed the interim bail granted to journalist Mahesh Langa in a money laundering case linked to allegations of fraud.

Around 150 journalists gathered at the Guwahati Press Club to protest alleged attacks on the media during the recent Assam Assembly elections. They resolved to escalate the matter to the highest authorities.

Journalist Deepak Soni, editor of the monthly magazine Swarn Mangalam, died after sustaining critical injuries in a road accident on Friday. His family alleged that delays in arranging an ambulance contributed to his death.

Today’s Ten: For the first time, the Gujarat government plans to use whole genome sequencing to identify athletic potential, as it prepares for the 2030 Commonwealth Games. In Uttar Pradesh, an interim wage hike has left workers divided, reflecting deeper fault lines within the labour force. Meanwhile, the stark reality of global food systems underscores systemic inefficiencies and apathy. Read this and other key highlights of the day.

Cheek Media Co is looking to strengthen its commercial side, with CEO Hannah Ferguson saying a new partnerships manager will be key to helping the progressive media outlet grow without losing sight of its values.

The Free Press Journal, in association with Care Edge, organised a jury meeting to shortlist companies for the India’s Best Annual Report Awards 2025.

When a Kerala journalist exposed an alleged cash-for-votes operation during local elections, the response wasn't a denial or a lawsuit. It was a threat. Here's why that threat told us more about the story than the story itself did.

Eilidh Sproul-Mellis has been appointed News Corp’s national technology reporter, the company’s first dedicated tech journalist since former national tech editor Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson was made redundant in September 2022.

Today, we’re taking a short pause. With it being Tamil New Year, there will be no edition of Today’s Ten or Fourth Right in your inbox. We’ll be back to our regular programming tomorrow. Until then, here’s wishing you a warm, meaningful, and joyful start to the year ahead. May it bring clarity, momentum, and a few pleasant surprises along the way.