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Justice AK Sikri observed that a show by the broadcaster was interspersed with statements made by the anchor which targeted, vilified and castigated the entire Muslim community for the actions of a few miscreants.

The topic of the shows ranged from glorifying public flogging of Muslims to falsely claiming increase in population of the community.

Research shows 15-24-year olds are switching off from the likes of TVNZ and RNZ and reaching for TikTok and YouTube. Can they be brought back?

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The guidelines issued by the News Broadcasting and Digital Standards Authority come a fortnight after the Supreme Court asked why anchors cannot be taken off air for allowing hate speech on TV.

Whether it’s for light relief from a stressful day job or to make a political point, a surprising number of doctors are swapping the stethoscope for the microphone, says Elle Hunt

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The NBDSA said that during a debate on hijab, anchor Aman Chopra failed to stop the other panellists from crossing the boundary.

The News Broadcasting And Digital Standards Authority (NBDSA) has fined News18 India Rs 50,000.The body found that the channel violated principles relating to impartiality, neutrality, fairness and good taste while conducting a debate programme relating to the Karnataka Hijab case on 6 April.