World Press Freedom Day: How Congress Muzzled Freedom of Press
Freedom of the press is not explicitly mentioned in article 19(1) (a) of the Constitution. In the Constituent Assembly debates, it was made clear by Dr.
Source: organiser.org
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World Press Freedom Day: When Freedom of Press was completely curtailed by Indira Gandhi during Emergency
The biggest assault on freedom of speech and freedom of press anywhere in the world after Stalin's Russia was in India under Indira Gandhi. The Emergency she imposed on the country resulted in hundreds of journalists being jailed, people were arrested for writing against the government and independent press was non-existant.
Source: organiser.org
National Emergency: How Congress Muzzled Freedom of Press
Freedom of the press is not explicitly mentioned in article 19(1) (a) of the Constitution. In the Constituent Assembly debates, it was made clear by Dr.
Source: organiser.org
National Emergency: How Congress Muzzled Freedom of Press
Freedom of the press is not explicitly mentioned in article 19(1) (a) of the Constitution. In the Constituent Assembly debates, it was made clear by Dr.
Source: organiser.org
Editorial: The Modi Government's Escalating Offensive Against Freedom of the Press
India's democracy is dying in bright daylight because the media is under siege.
Source: thewire.in