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The Centre has informed Parliament that both accredited and non-accredited journalists are covered under the Journalist Welfare Scheme. Since 2014-15, ₹19.41 crore has been provided to 456 media personnel and their families, while PIB-accredited journalists continue to receive CGHS healthcare benefits.
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RNS I New Delhi: Government of India blocked 20 YouTube Channels and two websites for spreading what it called “fake news” and “anti-India propaganda” on Tuesday. A press note from …
Govt. blocks 20 YouTube channels, 2 websites over ‘anti India’ contents Read More
RNS: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting constituted a Committee on Thursday to review the existing guidelines of Journalist Welfare Scheme and make appropriate recommendations for changes to the guidelines. The …
Government forms Committee to review Journalist Welfare Scheme Read More
RNS: The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) has asked digital media publishers to furnish information under Rule 18 of the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Codes) …
MIB asks News Portals, OTT platforms to share details within 15 days Read More
New Delhi: The government of India has released an order to put in online news portal, current affairs content (online), online films and audio-visual programmes, under the Ministry of Information …
Online news portal, social sites, audio-visual content on online platforms are now under Government scanner Read More