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The Kerala police registered a case against five persons including an Asianet News journalist and principal of the government-run Maharaja's College in Ernakulam based on a complaint by student union leader PM Arsho in connection with the mark list controversy.
The manner in which the Kerala Police on Saturday registered a case against a female TV reporter and four others, including a college principal, based on a complaint filed by the state secretary of the SFI has received widespread ...
Earlier this week, as the incident snowballed into a controversy, the college had claimed that Arsho figured in the list of the passed candidates due to a technical glitch.
With many printing presses and lot many newspapers around, the journalists in Jammu and Kashmir attempted and constituted many associations to articulate the issue the media was confronted with.
The channel had gone off air on January 31, after its license was not renewed by the Ministry of Information and Technology, citing ‘security concerns’.