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'Governor should be withdrawn': N Ram on TN governor's dismissal of Senthil Balaji - Vimarsana News

'Governor should be withdrawn': N Ram on TN governor's dismissal of Senthil Balaji

In a TNM interview with Shabbir Ahmed on his show "Yen Endra Kelvi", the veteran journalist said that it is Chief Minister MK Stalin's domain to appoint or remove ministers from the cabinet.

Malini Parthasarathy Resigns From The Hindu Group Publishing, Cites 'Narrowed Scope' For Editorial Views - Vimarsana News

Malini Parthasarathy Resigns From The Hindu Group Publishing, Cites 'Narrowed Scope' For Editorial Views

In a statement, she hinted at a disagreement with the board, expressing that she made the decision to move on because the scope for her efforts “has narrowed”.

'Baseless fiction': N Ram on the Union government's narrative on sengol - Vimarsana News

'Baseless fiction': N Ram on the Union government's narrative on sengol

Recalling an advertisement in The Hindu on August 29, 1947, N Ram said that the priests of the Shaivite mutt left for Delhi by train, and not by a special flight as the BJP claimed.

NL Interview: N Ram on censorship, threats to press freedom, and govt ad cuts in India - Vimarsana News

NL Interview: N Ram on censorship, threats to press freedom, and govt ad cuts in India

The director of the Hindu Publishing Group speaks about the use of central agencies against media houses and journalists' concerns over the new IT rules.

Full Text: IT Raids on BBC an Attempt to Boost Modi's Image Among His Supporters, Says N. Ram - Vimarsana News

Full Text: IT Raids on BBC an Attempt to Boost Modi's Image Among His Supporters, Says N. Ram

Former editor-in-chief of 'The Hindu' tells Karan Thapar in an interview that BBC's credibility is "far greater" than that of the Narendra Modi government.

Source: thewire.in