Warner Bros. Discovery and Times Network recently announced the release of Unheard Cries at GB Road, a documentary giving voice to women living and working in Delhi’s red-light area. The documentary features testimonies from survivors and sex workers, highlighting the trauma, resilience, and systemic injustices shaping their daily lives. The documentary premiered on discovery+ on 17 November 2025. According to Adgully, the documentary, produced by Times Now Studios and co-written and produced by Rohit Chadda, draws on more than 50 detailed interviews. By prioritising documentation over dramatization, it offers an authentic, evidence-based perspective that challenges fictionalised portrayals and captures the women’s lived realities and their ongoing search for hope.

House of Communication India has been appointed as the strategic PR partner for BankBazaar India.​ The mandate includes strengthening BankBazaar’s overall communication strategy, enhancing its industry visibility, and supporting the company’s growth narrative through targeted PR initiatives.  According to the agency, the collaboration will focus on shaping a communication framework that underscores BankBazaar’s innovation, consumer-first philosophy, and its position as a leading player in the fintech ecosystem.  

Margherita Journalists’ Association marked its 23rd Foundation Day with a renewed call for stronger safety nets for journalists and deeper public engagement on issues surrounding the Northeastern Coalfields (NEC) of Coal India Ltd. The event also reflected on the evolving role of the media in Assam amid rapid information shifts and rising pressures on the profession, India Today NR reported. The programme started with association president Ram Prasad Ambedkar hoisting the flag, followed by a memorial tribute led by vice-president Abdul Alim. Tarun Gogoi, president of the Ledo Central Namghar managing committee, lit the ceremonial lamp before the portrait of Assamese litterateur Padmanath Gohain Baruah. A special tribute to the late musician Zubeen Garg became one of the most emotional moments of the day. The foundation day was formally inaugurated by senior journalist and writer Jagat Changmai, who in his address described the press as “society’s vigilant sentinel” and emph

The Mysore Ladies Association felicitated five city-based journalists who recently received the District Kannada Rajyotsava Award during the Kannada Rajyotsava celebrations held at the District Kannada Sahitya Parishat in Vijayanagar. Journalists M. T. Yogesh Kumar and photojournalist Lakshminarayana Yadav of Star of Mysore, along with K. B. Ramesh Nayaka, M. Mahesh Bhageeratha and photojournalist Hampa Nagaraj, were honoured for receiving the District Rajyotsava Award. Photojournalists S. R. Madhusudan and M. S. Basavanna (Anurag Basavaraj) were also felicitated on the occasion. The event was inaugurated by Mallige Veeresh, former Chairperson of the Zoo Authority of Karnataka, and the President of the Mysore Ladies Association, marking a celebratory tribute to local journalists and their contributions, Star of Mysore reported.

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren held an interactive session with former UNICEF child journalists and young people at his residence on the occasion of Children’s Day and Jharkhand Foundation Day. During the interaction he highlighted the government’s efforts to support education through scholarship and financial assistance schemes. He also spoke about the upgradation of 80 government schools into CM Schools of Excellence, aimed at providing high-quality education comparable to private institutions, with plans to expand the initiative to rural regions. Students from Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya and Jharkhand Balika Awasiya Vidyalaya shared how schemes such as the Savitribai Phule Kishori Samriddhi Yojana, Guruji Credit Card Scheme and CM School of Excellence have strengthened access to education and overall development. UNICEF Jharkhand chief Kaninika Mitra commended the state’s commitment to ensuring that every child moves forward, Millenniumpost reported.

The Times of India (TOI) won three of the eight honours at the Goa State Journalists Awards announced by the Department of Information and Publicity. TOI’s Rajtilak Naik bagged the Best Photograph of the Year award, Marcus Mergulhao was recognised for excellence in sports reporting and Gauree Malkarnekar received the award for reporting on art, as per TOI report Veteran cartoonist Alex Fernandes was honoured with the Lifetime Achievement Award. The awards were presented by Goa CM Pramod Sawant.

Image source: Magic Bricks, TOI; Edited by Dinesh Raj M   In a huge relief to Union and state govts, Supreme Court on Tuesday recalled its May 16 judgment in which it had directed demolition of public projects worth Rs 20,000 crore as these were granted ex-post facto environmental clearance (EC) after payment of penalty. Hot off the Press A bench of CJI B R Gavai, and Justices K Vinod Chandran and Ujjal Bhuyan by a 2-1 majority agreed to recall the judgment. CJI Gavai, in the majority view, said if the judgment is not recalled, it will result in demolition of buildings or projects constructed with Rs 20,000 crore of public exchequer money, reported Dhananjay Mohapatra for The Times of India. AIIMS in Odisha, and a greenfield airport in Karnataka were among the projects cited by the CJI. Chief Justice of India (CJI) Bhushan R Gavai and Justice K Vinod Chandran, writing separate but concurring opinions, allowed a batch of review petitions and declared that the May verdict, d