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Kerala Actor-Politician Suresh Gopi Charged For Misbehaving With Woman Reporter - Vimarsana News

Kerala Actor-Politician Suresh Gopi Charged For Misbehaving With Woman Reporter

The Kerala Police on Saturday registered a case against actor-turned-politician Suresh Gopi for his alleged misbehaviour with a woman journalist during his interaction with reporters in Kozhikode.

Source: ndtv.com
Kerala CM Vijayan's Scientific Advisor's 'Go And Beg' Remark at Journalists Triggers Row - Vimarsana News

Kerala CM Vijayan's Scientific Advisor's 'Go And Beg' Remark at Journalists Triggers Row

The incident happened in front of the state secretariat here during a siege laid by the opposition Congress-led UDF against the LDF government, protesting against various issues including alleged corruption and price rise

Source: news18.com
police crackdown | Journalists continue protests against police crackdown on NewsClick, stage sit-in outside Press Club of India - Vimarsana News

police crackdown | Journalists continue protests against police crackdown on NewsClick, stage sit-in outside Press Club of India

News portal’s offices and homes of its employees, interns and former employees are among those raided by police in an unprecedented use of anti-terror law against media

FNJ to protest over journalists' issues in KMG - Vimarsana News

FNJ to protest over journalists' issues in KMG

​​​​​​​The central committee of the Federation of Nepali Journalists has announced an indefinite protest programme against the Kantipur Media Group, commencing on October 17.

Indian journo groups seeks president's intervention - Vimarsana News

Indian journo groups seeks president's intervention

Seven journalists' groups in India today wrote a joint letter to President Droupadi Murmu drawing her attention to "the use of draconian laws against journalists"