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A report in the Washington Post (WaPo) alleged a Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW) official’s involvement in the purported failed assassination attempt against Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. The MEA has called it "speculative and irresponsible"

New Delhi, April 29 (IANS): In a fresh development involving the controversial BBC documentary concerning Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a Delhi court has issued a fresh summons to the BBC, UK.

In a fresh development involving the controversial BBC documentary concerning PM Modi, a Delhi court has issued a fresh summons to the BBC.

Bollywood, Narendra Modi and the delayed Sabarmati Report movie are under the microscope as Indian elections get underway.

India termed the US's human rights report on India "deeply biased" and claimed that it reflected the "poor understanding"

The Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) has suspended a PhD student for two years for indulging in activities which are "not in the interest of the nation" and referred to instances like him participating in a protest in Delhi under the PSF-TISS banner. �� TISS Suspends PhD Student Ramadas Prinisivanandan for Two Years Over Alleged Involvement in ‘Anti-National’ Activities.

The Center has put a lock on National Dastak, a Hindi news channel that has gained national attention. On April 3, 2024, the notice of central government

The BBC's news operations in India have been effectively divided from Wednesday with the launch of Collective Newsroom.

The BBC’s offices in Mumbai and New Delhi have been raided by income tax authorities.

The BBC has handed over its newsroom publishing licence in India to a private limited company, Collective Newsroom - a first for the public service broadcaster's global operations anywhere in the world.