A Pakistani newspaper on Thursday hailed as "a welcome development" the Lahore High Court's ruling striking down a ban on broadcast of Indian TV shows on private television channels.


Pakistani daily hails lifting of ban on Indian TV shows


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The Mathrubhumi Group, a media conglomerate, on Wednesday announced an extra monthly leave to its women staff on the first day of their menstruation period after a similar leave policy was announced by Culture Machine, a Mumbai-based media company.


Now, Mathrubhumi TV announces 'menstrual leave'


The CBI on Wednesday issued summons to Karti Chidambaram, the son of former Finance Minister P. Chidambaram, in its ongoing probe against him in a corruption case, an official said.


CBI summons Karti Chidambaram in corruption case


Reliance Group's Internet of Things (IoT) for enterprises arm, Unlimit, on Wednesday announced that it signed an agreement with China's Fibocom to bring latest wireless communications modules and solutions for IoT and mobile Internet to India.


Reliance arm Unlimit partners China's Fibocom for IoT solutions


LG's 20 years anniversary and Mother's Day story clip was the most watched video on YouTube India in the second quarter of 2017, the company announced on Tuesday.


LG's Mother's Day story most watched ad on YouTube India


India on Monday rejected as "utterly baseless, malicious and mischievous" reports in a section of the Pakistani media claiming that over 150 Indian Army soldiers died in Sikkim due to a Chinese rocket attack.


India rejects 'malicious' Pakistani media report of soldier deaths


The Delhi High Court on Sunday refused to allow Madhya Pradesh Cabinet Minister Narottam Mishra -- disqualified by the EC for not disclosing money spent on paid news in 2008 assembly elections -- to participate in the July 17 Presidential poll.


HC rejects MP Minister's plea to vote in Presidential poll


Bollywood films are seeing cuts and beeps by the censor board, musicians are facing flak and being misinterpreted, actors are being judged on the basis of their religion. So, is stand up comedy the only platform devoid of interference from "moral policing"?


'Trolls make sure even comedians won't say what they want to say'


Indian-origin Canadian YouTube sensation, comedian and author, Lilly Singh was on Saturday appointed Unicef's Goodwill Ambassador at a special event here.


'Superwoman' Lilly Singh appointed Unicef Goodwill Ambassador


Granting a visa to the mother of alleged Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav would provide India and Pakistan an opportunity to show that humanity "can still shine through" and help lower the temperature in bilateral ties, a Pakistani daily said on Saturday.


Visa for Jadhav's mother will help lower bilateral temperatures: Pakistani daily


The Delhi High Court on Friday dismissed a plea filed by Madhya Pradesh Cabinet Minister Narottam Mishra, challenging his disqualification by the Election Commission (EC).


HC dismisses MP minister's plea against disqualification


A leading Pakistani newspaper on Friday called for a wider debate on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) amid persistent questions about the benefits it would bring to the country.


Pakistani daily calls for debate on CPEC


The Central Bureau of Investigation has summoned veteran Trinamool Congress leader and West Bengal Rural Development Minister Subrata Mukherjee for questioning in the Narada sting case.


CBI summons Bengal Minister in Narada sting case


Indian actress Sonakshi Sinha rang the Nasdaq closing bell here ahead of the Bollywood extravaganza IIFA Weekend and Awards.


Sonakshi Sinha rings Nasdaq bell in New York


The anti-Qatar alliance has attacked the Doha-funded broadcaster al-Jazeera Arabic, accusing it of having "blood on its hands" and inciting hate, violence and discrimination.


UAE accuses Qatar-funded Al Jazeera of inciting hate, violence


The Enforcement Directorate on Wednesday questioned Trinamool Congress MLA and Kolkata Municipal Corporation Deputy Mayor Iqbal Ahmed in connection with the Narada sting probe, an official said.


ED questions Trinamool MLA in Narada sting case


A leading Pakistani newspaper on Wednesday urged Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to "do the right thing (in) democracy and step aside, at least temporarily" in view of the corruption charges he faces.


Pakistani daily urges Sharif to quit


China will not yield to international pressure over the treatment of ailing Nobel Peace laureate and dissident Liu Xiaobo, warned official daily Global Times on Tuesday, accusing the international community of politicising the case.


China will not be pressured over ailing dissident: Daily


National Award winner Ujjwal Chatterjee, who is helming a trilingual film produced by Priyanka Chopra's company on the relationship between Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore and his English teacher Annapurna Turkhud, has agreed to chop off one "intimate scene" of the bard at the behest of Visva Bharati University.


Tagore 'intimate scene' to be cut from Priyanka Chopra's film


With Facebook and Google grabbing vast majority of the digital ad market, many newspapers in the US are planning to strike at the tech giants to get an antitrust exemption from Congress to negotiate collectively over advertising revenue.


US newspapers plan to strike Google, Facebook over ad revenue


In what could put automation in full swing in the field of journalism, Google is providing Press Association, the British news agency, $805,000 to build a software that will gather, automate and write nearly 30,000 local stories a month.

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