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Democracy flourishes through dialogue, constitutional values, and peaceful dissent—not violence. An insightful opinion by Prof. (Dr.) Manmohan Prakash.
The Language of Democracy Is Not Batons and Stones, but Dialogue Read More
The Press Emblem Campaign (PEC) has urged Myanmar’s military-controlled government to revoke restrictions on 97 media outlets, restore press freedom, and release detained journalists amid growing concerns over media censorship.
PEC Demands Revocation of Ban on Myanmar Media Outlets Read More
The Delhi High Court (HC) has sought responses from the Centre and X over the blocking of the Cockroach Janta Party’s account, while refusing immediate restoration. The court has directed a review committee to examine the ban imposed under Section 69A of the IT Act.
HC Refuses Immediate Unblocking of Cockroach Janta Party’s X Account, Seeks Govt’s Response Read More
The Taliban has expanded its media crackdown, banning images of living beings across Afghanistan under its morality law, forcing TV channels to shut down.
Taliban’s New Media Rules Hit Journalists, Artists Amid Visual Reporting Ban Read More
2025 emerged as one of the deadliest years for journalists globally, with at least 165 media professionals killed across 31 countries, according to the Press Emblem Campaign.
2025 Emerges as One of the Deadliest Years for Journalists Worldwide: PEC Report Read More
News Desk: The arrest of 22-year-old influencer Sharmishta Panoli by Kolkata Police over a communal social media post has sparked international and domestic political reactions, with calls for her …
Dutch MP Defends Influencer Sharmishta, Arrested Over Communal Post Read More
Sanjay Saxena I Lucknow Following the interim relief granted to Congress MP Imran Pratapgarhi by the Supreme Court, mixed reactions have emerged from various quarters. This case has become a …
The Supreme Court: Sometimes Strict, Sometimes Lenient on Freedom of Expression Read More