We were in a Patiala House court waiting for arrested JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar to be produced when everything suddenly went wrong.


When lawyers turned vandals (First Person)


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The CPI-M on Monday condemned the "shocking incident of hooliganism" by some lawyers and goons who it said were linked to the BJP at the Patiala House court here.


CPI-M, DUJ condemn violence in Delhi court


Four journalists, including one from IANS, and some JNU students were assaulted at a court here on Monday by a section of lawyers, witnesses said.


JNU students, journalists attacked in court


Opposition parties in Uttar Pradesh on Saturday slammed the Samajwadi Party government for failing to protect journalists, following the murder of a Hindi journalist in Sultanpur.


Opposition slams UP government over journalist's killing


A journalist was shot dead in broad daylight by motorcycle-borne assailants on Saturday in Sultanpur district of Uttar Pradesh, prompting Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav to order an enquiry.


Journalist shot dead in UP, Akhilesh orders probe


The Delhi Police on Friday registered a FIR over raising of slogans by Kashmiri students in the Press Club of India (PCI) compound on Wednesday to protest the execution of Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru. The PCI has decided to expel one of its members over the issue.


Delhi police registers FIR over Press Club protest


Capturing the growing influence of the internet on beauty and hygiene (B&H) products, a report released by Google and Bain & Co. on Friday revealed it would influence $11 billion of the total sales in the FMCG sector for such products by 2020.


'Internet to influence $11 bn of beauty, hygiene sales in India by 2020'


The Press Club of India (PCI) on Thursday condemned the raising of anti-India slogans by Kashmiri students in the PCI compound to protest the execution of Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru in Tihar Jail in 2014.


Press Club of India condemns slogan-shouting by Kashmiri students


A tweet by Facebook board member Marc Andreessen implying that Facebook's Free Basics is the same as colonialism created a storm on Twitter on Wednesday, with many Indians lashing out against him on Facebook as well as on Twitter.


Facebook member's offensive Tweet creates online storm, Indians furious


The Indian Women's Press Corps (IWPC) on Monday protested against the intimidation and harassment of a woman journalist by people said to be functionaries of the BJP and Congress in Chhattisgarh.


IWPC protests harassment of woman journalist in Chhattisgarh


The cartoonist fraternity on Saturday mourned the death of Sudhir Tailang saying that political cartoons lost a sharp tongue as he had never held back.


Cartoonist fraternity mourns Tailang's death


Vijay Shanker Sharma, founder of mobile wallet brand Paytm, on Saturday said that after getting an engineering degree, he had a hard time finding a job and struggled for food due to lack of money.


Without money, struggled for food: Paytm founder


Trivia Crack, one of the world's most downloaded mobile game apps, has now been launched in Hindi, according to Etermax, the company behind the popular game.


Mobile game Trivia Crack launched in Hindi


A Google engineer has developed a smart Android-powered bathroom mirror which automatically displays the latest updates on date, time and weather, and lets you do voice searches on Google, a media report said.


Google engineer builds smart Android-powered bathroom mirror


A legal UN panel announced on Friday that controversy-ridden Wikileaks founder Julian Assange should be allowed to walk free and be compensated for his "deprivation of liberty".


Julian Assange should be freed, compensated: UN panel


The Myanmar army has announced the launching of a probe into incidence of soldier beatings in the armed forces, after a video of officers severely thrashing a group of younger troops provoked social media outrage, the media reported on Thursday.


Myanmar launches probe into soldier beatings


Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has said he will turn himself over to the police here on Friday if a UN panel rules he has not been unlawfully detained.


Julian Assange  'will surrender' if UN rules against him


Media plays an important role in its coverage of portraying Muslims as terrorists, says a study.


Media influences support for anti-Muslim action


The Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI) on Tuesday cautioned the advertising fraternity to self-regulate itself and avoid vulgarity and offensive content in  light of rising obscenity in digital media ads, noting this medium also comes under its purview.


Digital media falls under our purview: Ad standards panel


Facebook-owned mobile messaging service WhatsApp has reached the milestone of one-billion users, with 42 billion messages being exchanged daily, its CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced on Tuesday.


Now, one billion people use Facebook-owned WhatsApp


Actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan has revealed that he "has never had" his freedom while making films.

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