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India Covid-19: Local media have gone easy on Modi That s changing because of the pandemic

India Covid-19: Local media have gone easy on Modi. That s changing because of the pandemic CNN 3 hrs ago By Diksha Madhok, CNN Business © Prashanth Vishwanathan/Bloomberg/Getty Images People read newspapers at a roadside tea stall in Patna, Bihar, India, on October 22, 2020. Om Gaur is in the middle of the most heart-wrenching story of his career as a journalist. Earlier this month, Gaur the national editor at Dainik Bhaskar, one of the world s biggest-selling newspapers got a tip that dead bodies had been spotted floating in the Ganges River in Bihar, a state in eastern India. Given how decomposed the corpses were, officials in Bihar suspected they had come from further upstream possibly from Uttar Pradesh, the highly populated state where Gaur is based. So he sent a team of 30 reporters to over 27 districts to investigate.

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American Journalist Detained in Myanmar

American Journalist Detained in Myanmar Voice of America 25 May 2021, 06:05 GMT+10 A U.S. journalist working for a news magazine in Myanmar has been detained by authorities, according to his news organization. Frontier Myanmar said on Twitter that its managing editor, Danny Fenster, was detained Monday at the main Yangon International Airport while preparing to board a flight to Malaysia and was transferred to Yangon s Insein Prison. We do not know why Danny was detained and have not been able to contact him, the news magazine said. We are concerned for his well-being and call for his immediate release. Our priorities now are to make sure he is safe and provide him with whatever assistance he needs, it said.

Malaysian Cartoonist Accused of Slander Over Caricature of Chief Minister

Malaysian Cartoonist Accused of Slander Over Caricature of Chief Minister Three police reports have been lodged against Zulkiflee Anwar Alhaque, popularly known as Zunar. Malaysian cartoonist Zunar. Photo: Khairil Yusof/Flickr CC BY 2.0 World3 hours ago New Delhi: The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has called upon Malaysian authorities to drop all charges against cartoonist Zulkiflee Anwar Alhaque, who was questioned on May 7 by the country’s Kedah state police and had his phone seized. Alhaque, more popularly known as Zunar, was questioned over a caricature of Kedah’s chief minister (called menteri besar) Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor. This is the fifth mobile phone that has been seized by police in a “flurry of investigations” since 2015 over his artwork, according to

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