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Nehru to Rahul : A family legacy of gagging the press - Vimarsana News

Nehru to Rahul : A family legacy of gagging the press

Wahengbam rorrkychand singhthe indian national congress is a one-family political party, with power passing from nehru to indira, rajiv to sonia gandhi, and now to rahul. the party has a history of media censorship and suppresses freedom of the press in t

Dynasties' Consistent Micro and Macro Emergencies - Vimarsana News

Dynasties' Consistent Micro and Macro Emergencies

Many media outlets and intellectuals are raising concerns about the freedom of the press today. Let us examine how this freedom of expression was

Is Indian Democracy & Secularism Really Threatened? – III - Vimarsana News

Is Indian Democracy & Secularism Really Threatened? – III

By Dr. Jaipal Singh A few other well-known restrictions on the freedom of expression and right to dissent during the Nehruvian era briefly include: (1) import of any newspaper that supposedly undermined friendly relations with any state was banned; (2) import of any (perceived) obscene drawing or painting was banned; (3) Historian Dharampal was arrested

World Press Freedom Day: How Congress Muzzled Freedom of Press - Vimarsana News

World Press Freedom Day: How Congress Muzzled Freedom of Press

Freedom of the press is not explicitly mentioned in article 19(1) (a) of the Constitution. In the Constituent Assembly debates, it was made clear by Dr.

The Slow Erosion Of The Free Press In India - Vimarsana News

The Slow Erosion Of The Free Press In India

Press freedom in India has sustained many onslaughts including the Emergency. However, when it comes to protecting journalists, India has not been doing enough.