Zee Tamil News has claimed the top position among digital news platforms in Tamil Nadu, reporting a reach of 15.9 million users, according to data cited from Comscore for January 2026.

The passing of veteran journalist Hari Krishan Dua, popularly known as H K Dua, has left the Indian media fraternity mourning the loss of one of its most respected editors. News of his death on March 4 spread across newsrooms around the country, creating a deep sense of loss among journalists who regarded him as an institution and a pillar of the press.

The All Manipur Working Journalists’ Union (AMWJU) began its annual sports meet on March 2 with a torch relay from the Manipur Press Club to Kangla, where the ceremonial flame was lit at the historic coronation site.

Srinagar Police have launched a major crackdown on an alleged network accused of spreading fake news and misinformation across social media and electronic platforms.

As the world gears up to celebrate International Women's Day on Sunday, three senior journalists have described what it is to be a woman journalist in India in a video put out by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) yesterday. Basically, three words sum it up: Violence, harassment and slut shaming.

The News18 Rising Bharat Summit 2026, themed “Strength Within”, brought together leaders, policymakers, and industry experts for two days of discussions on India’s growth and global ambitions.

Mayor Jyoti Patil of the Hubballi‑Dharwad Municipal Corporation announced that the civic body will introduce a health insurance scheme for journalists in its upcoming budget on March 1.

MLA Aga Syed Muntazir Mehdi has condemned the administration’s move to block the social media accounts of local news outlets, calling it an assault on democratic principles.

One might have expected Kyle Sandilands to cop a whooping in the fall-out over his potential sacking from KISS, but on the Sydney Morning Herald's front page today, Jackie O also was afforded little sympathy.

The Chennai Press Club (CPC) has strongly criticised members of the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) for allegedly creating fake social media pages in the names of leading news channels and using them to spread false and defamatory content against journalists.

A protest at Jantar Mantar on Tuesday, February 3, held in solidarity with the Iranian people and against alleged U.S.–Israel actions, briefly turned hostile toward journalists.

Arunachal Pradesh has rolled out new Press Accreditation Rules, promising cleaner, clearer standards for who qualifies as a journalist and how access is granted. But paired with a centralised ad policy, it also means the government now sits closer to both press passes and press funding. The story asks a simple question: is this a long-overdue professional reset, or a smarter way to manage the media gate?

Police have reportedly booked nine people, including journalist Piyush Rai, for sharing a Holi video that authorities say was old but circulated as recent footage from Mathura‑Vrindavan.

Riya Baibhawi doesn’t talk about leaving journalism like it was a grand reinvention. She talks about it the way newsroom people talk about burnout: quietly, practically and with the kind of clarity you only get when you’ve stared at a homepage long enough for it to start staring back.

The Indian Institute of Mass Communication Alumni Association (IIMCAA) announced the winners of its 10th annual awards during the 14th Connections Meet in Delhi on Sunday, recognising excellence across journalism, advertising, public relations, and public service.