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Justice Rohinton Nariman suggests having Collegium with retired judges, urges courts to protect media from tax raids - Vimarsana News

Justice Rohinton Nariman suggests having Collegium with retired judges, urges courts to protect media from tax raids

"We do have our Collegium system, which is the worst, but then there is nothing better. I would suggest, and this is for the distant future, that you have a collegium of retired judges," the former judge said.

After ABVP poster, 3 channels falsely accuse a Newslaundry reporter of JNU stone-pelting - Vimarsana News

After ABVP poster, 3 channels falsely accuse a Newslaundry reporter of JNU stone-pelting

ABVP’s JNU president shared a poster with the media accusing 16 'outsiders' of stone-pelting on the campus.

BBC documentary: ML Sharma moves Supreme Court against ban on 'India: The Modi Question' - Vimarsana News

BBC documentary: ML Sharma moves Supreme Court against ban on 'India: The Modi Question'

A public interest litigation petition has been filed before the Supreme Court challenging the Central government's ban on the BBC documentary relating to 2002 Gujarat Riots.

'Propaganda journalism': UK petition seeks independent probe against BBC series on PM Modi - Vimarsana News

'Propaganda journalism': UK petition seeks independent probe against BBC series on PM Modi

An online petition in the United Kingdom demanded a probe against the BBC for its documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, calling it "sinister propaganda journalism".

AMU VC Tariq Mansoor slams BBC documentary on 2002 Gujarat Riots 'India: The Modi Question' - Vimarsana News

AMU VC Tariq Mansoor slams BBC documentary on 2002 Gujarat Riots 'India: The Modi Question'

Mansoor, in an op-ed in the Indian Express, urged the BBC to shed its "white media's burden", as the horrors of imperialism are there for everyone to see.