A journalist from a Delhi-based TV channel who was covering the recruitment scam in the Madhya Pradesh Vyavsayik Pareeksha Mandal (Vyapam) fell ill and died in a hospital on Saturday, officials said.


Journalist covering Vyapam scam dead


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The Kerala High Court on Friday asked the media to introspect on the way courts were covered and asked them not to mislead people.


Kerala media pulled up for baseless reports


Over 200 students protesting the appointment of actor and BJP member Gajendra Chauhan as the chairman of Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) were on Friday detained by the Delhi Police.

FTII stir: Students protest Gajendra Chauhan's appointment

A bizarre selfie by a teenager in Saudi Arabia with the body of his dead grandfather has caused outrage on the social media.


Selfie with grandfather's body draws social media outrage


Paying attention to the comments that readers leave on news websites can help editors and owners of news organisations better serve their consumers and also strengthen the brand, says a study.


Read online comments to build brand better


A total of 71 journalists were killed from January to June of 2015 in 24 countries, a 7 percent increase over the same period last year, a Press Emblem Campaign (PEC) report said.


71 journalists killed in first half of 2015: Report


Lions roaming among humans may be a scary thought for many, but to those who live close to the Gir National Park, it is a matter of pride, says filmmaker Praveen Singh, whose documentary "India's Wandering Lions" captures the incredible tolerance of the people to the big cats.


Documentary reveals Gir lions co-existing with humans


Social networking site Facebook is betting on the new light version of its app on the popular Android platform to tap the 2G using population of the country.


Facebook launches Lite to get 2G users on board


British Prime Minister David Cameron on Monday called on the BBC not to use the phrase "Islamic State" when referring to the terror group operating in Iraq and Syria.


Stop using Islamic State name, Cameron tells BBC


Facebook has introduced a new feature that lets users show off their support for marriage equality by superimposing a rainbow over their profile picture.


Celebrate marriage equality on Facebook


A top-level Indian American executive has quit micro-blogging site Twitter to pursue some exciting new projects, the latest in a string of high-profile departures.


Top Indian American executive quits Twitter


Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav on Monday announced an ex-gratia of Rs.30 lakh to the family of murdered journalist Jagendra Singh, an official said.


Rs.30 lakh for deceased UP journalist


Two people were arrested for the death of a journalist who was kidnapped in Madhya Pradesh's Balaghat district and burnt alive.


Two held over MP journalist's death


The Supreme Court on Monday issued notices to the central and the Uttar Pradesh governments on a plea for a CBI probe into the killing of journalist Jagendra Singh allegedly at the behest of state minister Ram Murti Verma.


SC notice to Centre, UP over journalist's killing


Journalists performed yoga asanas here to mark the International Yoga Day on Sunday.


Journalists perform yoga asanas in Chandigarh


The Defence Minister has faced criticism in the media for his comments on a wide range of issues

Will not speak to media for six months: Parrikar

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The Andhra Pradesh Police have issued notice to a television channel of Telangana for airing an audio tape of Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu's purported telephonic conversation with nominated legislator Elvis Stephenson in the alleged cash-for-vote scandal.


Andhra police issues notice to TV channel over audio tape


National Geographic Channel plans to release Academy Award winner Davis Guggenheim's upcoming feature documentary "He Named Me Malala" on Nobel Peace Prize winner Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai in 171 countries and 45 languages.


National Geographic to release Malala film in 171 countries


Usage of social media in rural India has grown by 100 percent during the last one year with 25 million users residing in that belt, a report said here on Wednesday.


Social media usage in rural India up by 100 percent: Report


Popular Indian-origin radio and TV personality Bamah Balakrishnan, whose iconic voice reverberated over radio and television sets for decades, died following a heart attack at a Singapore hospital on Wednesday, a media report said.


Populat Indian-origin radio personality passes away in Singapore


Sri Lanka on Tuesday said it has formed a task force to combat cyber harassment.

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