The Indian government has expressed its support to the news publishing companies and called on the big tech content aggregators to share revenues with them. Speaking at the inaugural session of a day-long conclave organised by the Digital News Publishers Association (DNPA), Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology Rajeev Chandrasekhar and Information and Broadcasting Secretary Apurva Chandra both emphasised on the “future of journalism” and financial health of the news industry.

Big tech should pay news publishers for content: Indian govt’s strong pushback

Starting from October 01, foreign channels will not be allowed air content in Bangladesh, unless they broadcast a clean feed. The Information and Broadcasting Minister Dr Hasan Mahmud said that several foreign media channels have not been following rules and restrictions laid out by the government.

Is Bangladesh blocking all Indian media channels? Here's the truth

US President Joe Biden's statements slapping at US media for asking questions that aren't 'on topic' in front of a foreign head of state were defended by White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki, who said his words weren't meant as a 'hard cut' on them.

'Indian media is 'better behaved' than the US': White House defends Biden's statement

The coronavirus pandemic has exposed the undue influence that China seems to have at the World Health Organisation (WHO). Through a series of blatant political threats, China has managed to keep Taiwan out of the WHO.

Violation of One-China Policy, says China as it slams Indian media over coronavirus coverage

The Indian media was not allowed entry into a global conference, which was projected as an ‘open’ event, addressed by Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi in a committee room in the UK House of Commons complex on Monday.

Indian media not allowed into conference addressed by Pakistan’s foreign minister in UK parliament

The darkest part of how we have dealt with the passing of Sridevi sits in the depths of our own greatest fear - how we will be remembered and handled once we go and are no longer an agent of our own life.

Opinion: Media went berserk over Sridevi's death but who is to be blamed?

The Indian media decided to shun all its ethical standards and codes of journalism and went berserk.

Opinion: Indian media made a mockery of Sridevi's death

News trend demonstrates Manipur's remote location in India's imagination of the national space.

Reporting the ?margin?: Indian media and Irom Sharmila Chanu

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