Newspapers have been accused of many things before, but never of being a potential virus carrier. As Covid-19 unleashed itself across the globe, dailies turned untouchable last month shortly after the...

The Aurangabad bench of Bombay High Court has questioned the Maharashtra government’s decision to ban door-to-door distribution of newspapers while allowing people to step out and buy them from stre...

India’s vibrant newspaper industry has been ravaged by declining advertising revenues due to the nationwide lockdown, pushing several leading titles to slash jobs and salaries.Advertising revenues a...

Sir — It is worrisome that while people in India seem to observe World Forest Day and the Earth Hour in all earnestness, little attention is paid to the genuine problems in the path of environment p...

India has allowed the movement of all goods across the country, modifying its previous order that permitted the transportation of only essential items during the 21-day lockdown period.A more exhausti...

There is no record or any evidence for the coronavirus being transmitted through print newspaper, magazine, letter or package, the International News Media Association has said, citing health agencies...

Bad news is usually good for the media. You can spin it out endlessly — be it a riot or mass political protests, or a falling government, or an upheaval in Kashmir. But rarely does the story itself ...

The year, 2019, will be remembered in Kashmir for the abrogation of Article 370, detention of three former chief ministers of the state and the subsequent clampdown, communication and internet blockad...

If you flip through the pages of the local dailies in the Kashmir Valley, their pro-government tilt would stare you in the face. Press releases from the state’s information and public relations depa...

President Donald Trump has called members of the press “enemies of the people,” deemed critical coverage “fake,” accused news organisations of treason and threatened to make it easier to sue j...