The Calcutta High Court on Thursday sought an assurance from the West Bengal government that no coercive action would be taken against Anandabazar Patrika journalists facing FIRs over the use of the phrase “saffron hooliganism”, as long as they cooperate with the notices issued to them.

With the 2027 Punjab Assembly elections in sight, the Congress has begun reaching out to the journalist community, promising better welfare facilities if the party returns to power in the state.

The Hyderabad edition of The Hindu has celebrated its Golden Jubilee, highlighting the contribution of district correspondents who helped build the paper’s strong presence across united Andhra Pradesh.

Two journalists say they were dragged into a police vehicle, taken to Saket police station, and beaten in custody after filming near a hospital inauguration attended by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, with press bodies and the reporters' editor now demanding an independent inquiry and action against the station's SHO.

Newly elected Akhil Bharatiya Marathi Patrakar Parishad (ABMPP) president Shivraj Katkar has outlined an agenda focused on housing, welfare benefits, accreditation, support for small publications and recognition of digital journalists across Maharashtra.

Former 2GB broadcaster Ray Hadley’s explosive text messages about former colleague and radio rival Alan Jones have emerged as a key focus of cross-examination in Jones’ criminal trial, as Hadley returned to the witness box this week for cross-examination by Jones’ barrister Gabrielle Bashir SC.

If you'd asked The Guardian's Scott Trust cadet journalist Jack Larkin five years ago whether he'd be a journalist today, he wouldn't have believed you.

Srishti Ghosh Shinde has been promoted to Head of PR and Communications at Tide.

The Kantabanji Press Club celebrated its 6th annual function at the Royal Tulip Complex in a grand atmosphere. The event, presided over by President Prabhajit Singh Saluja, focused on journalism’s responsibilities, media’s role in society, and the importance of highlighting regional issues.

The Agartala Press Club strongly condemned the incident in which a group of miscreants allegedly snatched copies of Daily Desher Katha from six newspaper hawkers in the Supribagan area of Krishnanagar in Agartala on Monday morning and set them on fire.

Harmeet Singh, widely regarded as the first Sikh television anchor and mainstream journalist in Pakistan’s 79‑year history, has alleged that he is being systematically targeted for his outspoken and independent views.

A group of saffron‑clad Hindutva activists painted the walls of the Anandabazar Patrika (ABP) office in Kolkata saffron, raising slogans such as “Bhagwa ka apman nehi sahega Hindustan”, in the presence of Kolkata Police.

UK-based businessman Subhash George Manuel has sent Asianet News a Rs 10 crore defamation notice over its reporting on alleged investor fraud and crypto transactions, demanding a retraction and public apology. Asianet says it will respond to the notice.

The Mumbrella Publish Awards has celebrated its 30th anniversary.

Donald Trump's US government has extraordinarily weighed into the contentious copyright dispute between OpenAI and the New York Times, declaring its support for AI companies on the issue.