Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday laid the foundation for the construction of Iconic Bridge with a 170-meter long pylon over river Krishna.

NYT faces backlash for crossword resembling Nazi symbol on first day of Hanukkah

After suspending the accounts of half of the journalists, Twitter has drawn backlash and stern warning from the United Nations and the European Union. Officials from France, Germany and the United Kingdom and journalism organisations have condemned the suspensions.

Twitter suspension of journalists draws backlash; UN disturbed by the act

A series of Twitter accounts belonging to journalists who wrote about Musk and Twitter who have been suspended without notice by the social media site. The suspected journalists included the New York Times journalist Ryan Mack and Washington Post journalist Drew Howell and several other tech journalists.

Twitter suspends accounts of many journalists; suspended reporters wrote about Musk, Twitter

Hundreds and thousands of journalists and employees of the New York Times (NYT) began their 24-hour strike over wage-related issues and remote working policies. The paper’s coverage was affected on Thursday as most of the employees who announced to walkout are from the fast-paced live-news desk, which covers breaking news for the digital paper.

Journalists, other employees of New York Times strike en masse for first time in 40 years

Thousands of New York Times employees went on for 24 hours- strike on Thursday after a disagreement between the newspaper's workers union and negotiators over salary and other issues.

'Woke V Woke': Elon Musk reacts to New York Times one-day newsroom strike

Business magnate Rupert Murdoch is mulling a proposal that may reunite his media empire viz. News Corp and Fox Corp., a little less than 10 years after they were split.

Nearly a decade after the split, Rupert Murdoch mulling merging Fox and News Corp again

Every culture wants to memorialize its dead. Every family needs the missing to be identified to reach closure. Perhaps that is why a wartime mass grave offends something so deep in the human conscience.

The singular offense of the mass grave: Story of Izium and beyond

After New York Times published an article titled 'India Is Stalling the WHO’s Efforts to Make Global Covid Death Toll Public' on April 16, India has shot back by sharing its concerns over the methodology adopted by the World Health Organization (WHO) in the analysis.

In response to New York Times article on WHO, India shares concerns over methodology adopted for analysis

Western Media is known for peddling narratives especially when they understand the story only halfway. Now, we are talking about a familiar culprit the New York Times now in their latest headline reads -'India is stalling the WHO's efforts to make global covid death toll public'.

New York Times is defaming India over it's covid-19 toll

The New York Times has drawn the ire of Twitter users, especially in the Indian Twitter space for its coverage and characterisation of the general strike. National trade unions in India have called for a two-day general strike beginning on Monday (March 28).

New York Times' coverage of general strike in India draws ire online

The New York Times reported that a two-day general strike had 'thrown India into confusion'. "What strike?" was the response in India. In reality, the limited strike was barely noticed by Indians who carried on with their normal life. Palki Sharma tells you why NYT chose to mislead its viewers.

Gravitas: NYT misleads readers on Indian strike

The two-day nationwide strike in India by the central trade unions has entered its second day today. While the two-day strike has been largely peaceful, a report in the New York times is blowing the strike out of proportion.

NYT misleads readers about India strike, article's title blows the strike out of proportion

Superstar tennis player Serena Williams has lashed out at a top newspaper, The New York Times, after it mistakenly used a photo of Serena's elder sister, Venus Williams, in a report on the former's venture capital firm.

You can do better: Serena Williams lashes out at top newspaper for confusing her with sister Venus

The chief executive officer of the New York Times, Meredith Kopit Levien has warned his employees against the formation of a union. As per the leaked documents and messages obtained by the 'Guardian,' Levien tried to influence his employees to why saying no in a union election is the right choice.

New York Times CEO Meredith Kopit Levien warns employees against formation of union

The five letters, six attempts, puzzle named Wordle has been sold to the New York Times for a seven-figure sum, revealed its creator. Josh Wardle is the Reddit engineer who created this game and launched it in October.

Viral game Wordle has been sold to New York Times for a seven-figure sum

People in Israel have started a social media campaign against 'The New York Times' that portrayed them as 'angry' and displeased.' They are posting pictures with the hashtag 'sad, sad Israel' to mock the article by the New York-based American daily newspaper.

Cheeky protest: Israelis mock NYT on social media for article with negative portrayal of country

A new idea is gaining currency among some politicians and policymakers in Washington: The United States is in a “Cold War” with China. It’s a bad idea — bad on history, bad on politics, bad for our future.

When it comes to China, don’t call it a ‘Cold War’

For almost 60 years, the artist known as Christo dreamed of wrapping the Arc de Triomphe. As a young man, having fled communist Bulgaria, he would gaze at the monument from his tiny garret apartment.

Wrapped Arc de Triomphe is Christo’s fleeting gift to Paris

A Facebook post about a “healthy” doctor dying two weeks after taking the COVID-19 vaccine was the “most viewed content” on its platform in the first three months of 2021, the social media giant said in its transparency report.

Facebook’s most viewed article was on COVID vaccine death, says firm amid reports of withholding info

The New York Times has published a fake news report claiming India is prioritising Afghan Hindus & Sikhs for VISAs. But India's emergency VISA portal is open to all persecuted Afghans, irrespective of religion. Palki Sharma busts NYT's misleading report.

Gravitas | New York Times: India putting Afghan Hindus, Sikhs first

The specific purpose of the New York Times seems to be to appeal to candidates who can write against the democratically elected government in India and supports anti-Modi ideology at the same time.

Is being anti-Modi a qualification for a job at NYT?

The ruling could not have been more clear. One of soccer’s six regional bodies had engaged in discriminatory behavior against a female official by hindering her chances of getting a seat on its board and a leadership position with the sport’s global governing body, FIFA.

A soccer official proved her discrimination case. No one was punished.

Urging the Metropolitan Opera to compensate its artists “appropriately,” the company’s music director, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, sent a letter to leaders at the Met on Thursday saying that the many months its orchestra and chorus had gone without pay during the pandemic had become “increasingly unacceptable.

Met Opera’s music director decries musicians’ unpaid furlough

Russian lawmakers have passed bills that could grant authorities the power to block access to YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook. Watch this video to know more.

Russian Parliament backs bills enabling censoring of US media

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