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FIR Against Editors Guild Of India On Manipur: Some Facts - Vimarsana News

FIR Against Editors Guild Of India On Manipur: Some Facts

An FIR has been filed against three journalists who represented the Editors Guild of India (EGI) to document the ground situation in Manipur, including the

Manipur: Manipur cops file FIR against four over Editors Guild report | Imphal News - Vimarsana News

Manipur: Manipur cops file FIR against four over Editors Guild report | Imphal News

The Manipur government has started a police case against the president and three members of a fact-finding team from the Editors Guild of India (EGI),

FIR against Editors Guild shows Manipur government's 'heavy-handed behaviour', say press bodies - Vimarsana News

FIR against Editors Guild shows Manipur government's 'heavy-handed behaviour', say press bodies

The Digipub News India Foundation said that the police case was an act of intimidation, and urged the government not to shoot the messenger.

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India says AirTag 'digital terror' is first stalking case in country - AirTag Discussions on AppleInsider Forums - Vimarsana News

India says AirTag 'digital terror' is first stalking case in country - AirTag Discussions on AppleInsider Forums

In a sketchy report, an Indian publication is claiming that after abuse in the US and other countries, the first-ever case of stalking with AirTags in India has been found.

Editors Guild of India | Press Club of India demands withdrawal of FIR against Editors Guild chief, members - Vimarsana News

Editors Guild of India | Press Club of India demands withdrawal of FIR against Editors Guild chief, members

It is a case of shooting the messenger rather than taking measures to restore peace in the state, says the Press Club of India in a statement