The All Manipur Working Journalists Union (AMWJU) has served a legal notice to the People’s Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL), demanding the immediate withdrawal of a report the union described as “baseless, unverified, and defamatory.” The AMWJU has also requested a public apology.

Two women journalists were allegedly threatened and manhandled in separate incidents reported from the northern and eastern parts of the country. Both cases have sparked concern over the safety of women reporters while on duty.

An event recently organised by the Thrissur Chamber of Commerce, and attended by Union Minister Suresh Gopi as the chief guest, has stirred controversy after invited journalists were barred from entering the venue.

A powerful visual narrative on how cultures around the world confront death is on display at the Napier Museum grounds, where German journalist and photographer Michael Gleich is exhibiting Silence Alive: The Global Culture of Farewell.

The Delhi High Court has quashed a criminal defamation complaint filed by lawyer Vikram Singh Chauhan against senior journalist Arnab Goswami and two former Times Now executives, Shrijeet Ramakant Mishra and Samir Jain.

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A journalist has been accused of involvement in a job fraud case amounting to approximately Rs 10.5 lakh, following allegations that he promised police jobs to five individuals in Tripura.

Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha expressed concern over India’s position in the 2023 Press Freedom Index, describing it as a “disturbing signal” that warrants collective reflection, Tripura Chronicle reported.

Journalist and anchor Gurpiar Singh of Hamdard TV (Canada), who was reportedly abducted from Mohali, has been located by Punjab Police in Kotkapura, Zee News reported.

Akashvani Imphal celebrated its Diamond Jubilee with a commemorative event at the City Convention Centre, recognising six decades of public service in Manipur and across India. The programme was held on November 1 and featured Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla as the chief guest, India Today NE reported.

A recent Media Watch segment has caused a stir, raising questions about how companies approach potential product review opportunities.

Influencing, last night attended EFTM's Best Awards and Magazine Launch evening held at ALPHA Restaurant on Castlereagh Street, Sydney.

The Advertiser's Editor Gemma Jones and Chief Court Reporter Sean Fewster have been crowned joint winners of the 2025 Sir Keith Murdoch Journalist of the Year at News Corp Australia's 21st News Awards celebration last night.

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The Veteran Journalists Association (VJA) will unveil special books on Sunday, November 9, at the Press Club in Basheerbagh, Hyderabad featuring two major works that document the experiences and reflections of senior journalists.