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The Delhi High Court on Tuesday reserved judgment on the plea for interim relief in the defamation suit filed by city’s Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar against news portal The Wire over a report...

The Supreme Court on Tuesday adjourned hearing a petition filed by ex-JNU professor Amita Singh against the Delhi High Court order quashing summonses against The Wire editor and deputy editor over an article allegedly claiming that Singh prepared a dossier calling the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) a "den of organised sex racket". 📰 Supreme Court Adjourns Hearing on Ex-JNU Professor's Plea Against 'The Wire' Editors Over Article Alleging She Prepared Dossie...

Delhi Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar told the Delhi High Court on Tuesday that online news portal The Wire had concocted a story against him with the intent to provoke social media users to tarnish his reputation.

The Wire's report said that Naresh Kumar's son Karan Chauhan had links with a family which benefitted from the hiked compensation when a plot of land was acquired by the NHAI for the Dwarka Expressway.

The report by ‘The Wire' titled 'Links of son of Delhi Chief Secretary to Beneficiary's Family in Land Over-Valuation Case Raise Questions,' alleged connections between Kumar's son and a family that allegedly gained from the increased compensation for land acquired by the NHAI. 📰 Delhi Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar Moves High Court, Seeks Removal of Defamatory Article by Online News Portal ‘The Wire’ in Dwarka Expressway Compensati...

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Ravi Nair and Anand Mangnale of the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project have moved Supreme Court challenging summons issued by the Ahmedabad police over an article alleging stock manipulation by Adani group.

Mahua Moitra, the Trinamul MP who for long has been asking questions of the Adani group, shared on social media the alerts she had received

A Delhi court has dismissed the Delhi Police's plea to retain the electronic devices seized from editors of 'The Wire' during searches conducted last

The order, released on Thursday, emphasised that allowing the press to function independently is necessary for the country’s democracy | Latest News India