Journalism
- India
Covid-19: Top West Bengal editor succumbs to virus
By Anwesha Bhaumik Kolkata: COVID-19 has claimed West Bengal’s top editor Anjan Bandopadhyay, family sources said. Bandopadhyay, the Chief Editor of Zee Bangla, succumbed to the virus after a battle for more…
- Hyderabad News
Tribute: Two doyens of Hyderabad lose their lives to COVID-19
By A. Joseph Antony Sports and journalism suffered two deadly blows in three days. Ahmed Mohiuddin, popularly known as ‘Saleembhai,’ passed away on Sunday morning while Asad Shameem breathed his last on Friday…
- India
India ranks 142 on World Press Freedom Index; ‘dangerous’ country for journalists
Hyderabad: India continues to be “bad” for journalism and is among the most dangerous places in the world for journalists, according to Reporters Without Borders (Reporters sans frontières, RSF), an international journalism…
- Sports
ICC announces 100 per cent Cricket Future Leaders Programme
Dubai: The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Monday launched the next phase of the 100 per cent cricket campaign, with the launch of the 100 per cent Cricket Future Leaders Programme —…
- India
Why we must maintain sanctity of free speech and ethics in Journalism
By Moin Qazi New Delhi: Free speech or the freedom of expression is the modern civilization’s most precious gift to human society. Free-speech advocates typically claim that the value of unfettered expression…
- Featured News
Prof Kidwai digs deep into Sir Syed’s journalism, corrects misconceptions
Mohammed Wajihuddin Few social reformers of 19th century India received as much attention, both in admiration and criticism, as Sir Syed Ahmad Khan (1817–1898) did. You can fill a whole library with…
- Featured News
Journalism in Dark Times–Anatomy of propaganda and paranoia
Karnataka has been a politically hospitable ground for the BJP in South India. The party has been voted to power twice during the last ten years. Besides grassroots activism, it has meticulously…
- Bollywood News
Sad migrant issues have been sidelined by media: Manoj Bajpayee
New Delhi: Actor Manoj Bajpayee says he wanted to channel the nostalgia and pride of migrants for their home in “Bambai Main Ka Ba“, his hit Bhojpuri rap highlighting the plight of people…
- India
Rhea, her family have been sacrificed at altar of lynch mob journalism
By Tavleen Singh New Delhi: Till the day she was arrested last week they gathered like a pack of hyenas outside Rhea Chakraborty’s home every morning and reported her every move. She…
- Hyderabad News
Self-styled journos tarnishing image of journalism profession
Hyderabad: Department of police has received several complaints against self-styled reporters and YouTube channel reporters. Even the auto rickshaw drivers, hotel owners, persons doing foreign exchange business, money transfer agents and paan…
- Opinions
Story of Osmania University Journalism School
Dasu Kesava Rao On a summer morning of 1954, father, elder brother and I were sitting at our living room window, overlooking Barkatpura chaman, and sipping coffee. I noticed a foreigner getting…
- News
After 21 yrs, journalist Nidhi Razdan quits NDTV
NEW DELHI: Nidhi Razdan, executive editor, and primary anchor of NDTV announced her decision to quit the news channel, where she worked for 21 years. She will be taking up a position…
- Opinions
Losing job at IE and joining Hindu, an interesting tale
Dasu Kesava Rao I was fortunate to be with The Indian Express (Hyderabad) during the Emergency (1975-1977) when it was at the peak of popularity. We junior reporters–I, Mahesh Vijapurkar and Amarnath K. Menon–made…
- Education and Career
Living through Covid-19: Indian perspectives
Hyderabad: The Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, Osmania University, along with the Centre for Digital Education Technology (OU) and the Department of Mass Communication and Journalism (St. Joseph’s Degree & PG…
- India
Searching for a platform for Indian Muslim’s Voice
By Syed Ali Mujtaba “Until the lions have their own historians, the history of the hunt will always glorify the hunter,” wrote Chinua Achebe, the Nigerian novelist, in some other context. But…
- News
Hyderabad youth confronts Rubika on her ‘biased’ journalism
Hyderabad: Rubika Liyaquat is an Indian television anchor and journalist. She is currently in news for her biased journalism and communalisation of incidents. A youth calls her and tries to confront her for…
- Hyderabad News
Urdu scribes meet Owaisi to help them get accreditation cards
Hyderabad: A delegation of Telangana Urdu Working Journalists’ Federation today met with AIMIM president and Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi at his Darussalam office. The delegation headed by state general secretary Syed Ghouse…
- India
Urdu Journalism Course: Seats full
New Delhi: For the first time in the history of Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Jamia Milliah Islamia, all the seats of Urdu Journalism Diploma Course got filled up. This was disclosed…
- India
NDTV Journalist Ravish Kumar wins Ramon Magsaysay Award
New Delhi: Mr. Ravish Kumar, Senior Journalist of NDTV won prestigious Ramon Magsaysay Award, Asia’s highest honour. He has been conferred the award for ‘ harnessing journalism to give voice to the…
- News
No takers for Urdu journalism course in IIMC
New Delhi: The Indian Institute of Mass Communication, IIMC, New Delhi had invited applications from eligible candidates for the admission in Post-Graduate Diploma in Urdu Journalism on May 1. The last date…
- News
Study finds the British media contributing to Islamophobia
Media reports on Muslims are contributing to a rise in Islamophobiawith most British news outlets giving a “negative and misleading” coverage of the community, a first of its kind study has found. The study,…
- Hyderabad News
Seminar on Artificial Intelligence conducted in IIIT Hyderabad
Hyderabad: A seminar was conducted on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in order to explain its benefits and remove the misconception among the general public in its connection. The seminar, which was conducted in…
- India
MIM’s new MP: Imtiaz Jaleel darts his journey from journalism to Parliament in five years
Aurangabad: The rise of Sayed Imtiaz Jaleel in politics is nothing less than stunning. Fifty-one-year-old Jaleel’s darting from journalism to politics Maharashtra, came as a surprise in 2014 when he declared that…
- Top Stories
Ambanis have full control over India’s largest independent news agency
By Hardev Sanotra, Freedom is the lifeblood of journalism and independence its soul. A free press flourishes in a nation which respects these ideals. But these are trying times. The threats to…
- Education and Career
Social Media demand etiquettes: Satish Jacob
Hyderabad: Social Media tools are nothing short of a boon to the whole concept of news creation & dissemination but at the same time it demands a word of caution by the…
- India
#MeToo: Journalist Priya Ramani gets bail in M J Akbar defamation case
NEW DELHI: A Delhi court on Monday granted bail to journalist Priya Ramani in a defamation case filed by former Union Minister M.J. Akbar. Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Samar Vishal granted bail…
