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Unravelling the friction between CPIM and Kerala’s major media houses

Explore the complex relationship between Kerala media, CPI(M), and the battle for narrative control in this compelling story. Uncover the intense friction between the ruling CPI(M) and major media houses, shedding light on the historical roots of their enmity and the recent surge in personal targeting and legal challenges. Dive into the ideological clashes and propaganda allegations, offering a deep insight into the ongoing struggle for narrative dominance in Kerala.

Asianet News, in which the Union Minister of State has a majority stake, is the battleground on which the Chandrasekhar and CPM battles have often played out

Akhila Nandakumar was booked along with four others in June over a news item she broadcast from the Maharaja’s College campus on June 6 about the name of Arsho figuring in the list of students who have cleared the third semester of MA archaeology although he didn’t write the exams

Freedom of the press is under threat in Kerala. Police raided the offices of Marunadan Malayali, an online media house. And, laptops, cameras and

Since Pinarayi's second term began, several journalists and media houses have been slapped with cases, from charges under SC/ST Act to spreading disharmony

Journalists and opposition leaders said the move was yet another of the ruling CPI(M)'s attempts to intimidate the media.

LoP Satheesan accuses CM Vijayan of 'adopting the style of PM Modi’ after Kerala police books Mathrubhumi TV for clicking photos of accused in train arson case

Speaker refers report by a Tamil daily suggesting MLAs dozed during Finance Minister Budget speech to privilege panel; earlier a 23-yr-old picked up at night over a post related to Budget

One of the charges invoked is Section 21 of the Pocso Act that deals with failure to report a criminal offence against a minor