New Delhi: The Congress party on Thursday claimed that after blocking their former president Rahul Gandhi’s social media account, Twitter has now “locked” the party’s official handle @INCIndia. Congress social media head Rohan Gupta said…
New Delhi: Is censorship of sports debates too happening in this country? The question has been posed by a very senior journalist amid the growing concern over the attacks on the freedom of the press…
New Delhi: have been holding my sides watching two films, back-to-back, to dispel the Corona blues. There is an abiding moral in both.New In Michael Moore’s Canadian Bacon, the US President builds up a war…
New Delhi: The Editors Guild of India has moved the Supreme Court seeking an SIT probe into the alleged Pegasus snooping allegations and also a disclosure from the Centre on the alleged use of spyware for…
New Delhi: The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and its Afghanistan affiliates have urged the authorities to ensure immediate release of four Afghan journalists, Bismillah Watandoost, Qudrat Soltani, Mujib Obaidi, and Sanaullah Siam arrested by…
Chennai: A war of words has erupted on Twitter between the Chairperson of The Hindu Publishing Group (THG), Malini Parthasarathy, and N. Ram, Director, THG, following a tweet by the former. On July 22, Parthasarathy,…
New Delhi: National press organisations on Thursday demanded a Supreme Court-minitored probe into the reported surveillance on journalists, members of judiciary, ministers, parliamentarians and activists through pegasus spyware of an Israeli company. Expressing concen over…
New Delhi: Indian Journalists Union (IJU) has expressed concern over the surveillance of at least 40 journalists, among 300 others, including Opposition leaders, ministers, constitutional authorities, activists, through hacking of their phones by Israeli Pegasus…
New Delhi: As more reports about the snooping allegations using Pegasus software emerge, the journalist community have taken a strong note of the development and have raised concerned about the privacy of the citizens in…
San Francisco: After US President Joe Biden said that social media platforms like Facebook are “killing people” with Covid-19 misinformation, the social network giant has replied saying that facts tell a very different story to…
