The Karnataka Union of Working Journalists- R (KUWJ-R) has condoled the death of veteran journalist Bandigadi Nanjundappa, editor of Voice of Shivamogga, recalling his dedication to journalism and his contributions to journalists’ organisations.

The Federation of Press Clubs has called for a structured mechanism to provide free legal assistance to journalists facing legal challenges arising from their professional work, with a particular focus on independent journalists who lack institutional backing.

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Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami unveiled the Uttarakhand Press Club’s (UPC) annual magazine, ‘Guldasta’, at the CM’s residence. Senior state government officials, Press Club members and journalists from various media organisations attended the event.

The Kerala Union of Working Journalists (KUWJ) will hold its biennial elections for the 2026-28 term on October 23.

ABC has announced David Chau as the new finance presenter on 7 pm news bulletins, following Alan Kohler's retirement announcement last month.

Channel Seven has continued its bid to sign former Today show host Sarah Abo, according to The Australian’s Media Diary.

Following the departure of Australian Financial Review editor-in-chief James Chessell, his replacement, Cosima Marriner has now chosen her new lieutenants.

The sixth GfK radio ratings survey of 2026 has seen Smooth FM 95.3 continue to remain in the top spot in the Sydney rankings, while there were mixed results for Tapt Media's major city stations.

The newly formed Jammu Sports Journalists Association (JSJA) has assured full cooperation with government‑run sports departments to strengthen sports activities and welfare measures in Jammu and Kashmir.

Journalists in Warangal staged a flash protest on Wednesday, demanding an apology from Wardhannapet MLA K.R. Nagaraju over alleged intimidation of the media by his followers.

The Karnataka Union of Working Journalists (R) (KUWJ - R) has urged the state government to further simplify the rules for obtaining free bus passes for rural journalists.

Senior journalist Kamal Arora from Himachal Pradesh's Una district died on Saturday, triggering an outpouring of grief from the journalistic community.

Journalist bodies in Arunachal Pradesh have raised concerns over the reported restriction of news reports, videos and a local media page covering the proposed Siang Upper Multipurpose Project (SUMP), seeking greater transparency over the action and restoration of journalistic content.

The Arunachal Press Club (APC) completed 44 years on October 4, marking more than four decades of its journey as a collective platform for journalists in Arunachal Pradesh.