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  1. Lift access restrictions on media for Parliament coverage: Editors Guild tells Birla, Dhankhar

    Lift access restrictions on media for Parliament coverage: Editors Guild tells Birla, Dhankhar

    New Delhi: The Editors Guild of India on Monday urged Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar to lift access restrictions on media covering Parliament proceedings.The guild, in a letter to Birla, said the practice of limiting the number of media persons, including...
  2. Editors Guild called Ramoji Rao a pioneer

    Editors Guild called Ramoji Rao a pioneer

    New Delhi: The Editors Guild of India on Saturday condoled the demise of its former president, Eenadu daily and ETV Network founder Ramoji Rao.Rao breathed his last in Hyderabad in the early hours of Saturday.The guild said Rao will be best remembered as a media owner who took on power on...
  3. Pakistani journalists reject defamation bill, criticize government for curbing press freedom in the country

    Pakistani journalists reject defamation bill, criticize government for curbing press freedom in the country

    Terming the bill as a direct and serious attack on the freedom of the press in the country, the Council of Pakistan Newspaper Editors (CPNE) criticized the government for ignoring the demands of the media community and forcefully passing the bill through the provincial assembly.CPNE said that...
  4. Ensure safety of journalists covering elections: Editors Guild tells Election Commission

    Ensure safety of journalists covering elections: Editors Guild tells Election Commission

    New Delhi: The Editors Guild of India on Monday urged the Election Commission to direct law enforcement agencies in states to ensure the safety of journalists covering the ongoing elections so that they discharge their professional duty in a free and fair manner. Can.The Guild also urged the...
  5. JNU was never 'anti-national', not part of 'tukde tukde' gang: VC Shantishree D Pandit

    JNU was never 'anti-national', not part of 'tukde tukde' gang: VC Shantishree D Pandit

    New Delhi: JNU was never part of the "anti-national" or "tukde-tukde" gang, the university's vice-chancellor said on Thursday, adding that the institution will always promote dissent, debate and democracy.Speaking to editors at the agency's headquarters here, Shantishree Dhulipudi Pandit, who...
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