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Delhi HC summons BBC in a defamation case regarding its documentary on PM Modi - Vimarsana News

Delhi HC summons BBC in a defamation case regarding its documentary on PM Modi

BBC documentary on PM Modi: The summon was issued regarding a case filed by Siddharth Sharma, an advocate for Gujarat-based non-profit Justice on Trial, against BBC on allegations of the documentary maliciously defaming India.

Amid PM Modi's Sydney visit, BBC docu to be screened at Australian Parliament - Vimarsana News

Amid PM Modi's Sydney visit, BBC docu to be screened at Australian Parliament

BBC documentary, India: The Modi Question, which was released in January, will be screened at the Australian Parliament House in Canberra.

Source: siasat.com
BBC gets Indian summons over documentary defamation case - Vimarsana News

BBC gets Indian summons over documentary defamation case

India's Delhi High Court has issued a summons to the BBC in a defamation case over its documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

PM Narendra Modi | BBC documentary on Narendra Modi to be screened at Australian Parliament House in Canberra - Vimarsana News

PM Narendra Modi | BBC documentary on Narendra Modi to be screened at Australian Parliament House in Canberra

Screening is being held by a group of diaspora organisations — which have been trying to draw attention to India’s turning away from the founding principles of the Constitution during the Modi government

The advance of India ahead of China offers new ground for a Global Britain - Vimarsana News

The advance of India ahead of China offers new ground for a Global Britain

As India overtakes China as the most populous country, the UK should make the most of its historical ties to have influence as Delhi starts to throw Beijing's power off-kilter, writes Eliot Wilson.

Source: cityam.com