Bbc Documentary

India First | Law applies equally and BBC is not an exception

What happens if an individual or organisation refuses to reply to IT notices? Should the BBC be not asked why it did so and what was its motivation in thinking it is above the law?

I-T survey on BBC India continues for second day amid political slugfest

The Income Tax department survey operation against the BBC India continued for the second day with the sleuths understood to be making copies of electronic and paper-based financial data of the organisation, officials said Wednesday.

‘BBC ignored IT notices; did not comply with Transfer Pricing Rules, diverted profits’: Sources

The key focus of the surveys in BBC premises is to look into manipulation of prices for unauthorised benefits, including tax advantages, sources said

‘BBC can’t claim legal right to broadcast in India,’ says Rajeev Chandrasekhar; Twitter says no ‘Right to Propaganda’

The Supreme Court of India Friday issued notice to Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government at the Centre seeking its response for blocking a two-episode BBC documentary titled - 'India: The Modi Question’

BBC documentary part of larger drive to keep Bharatiya mind colonised

The process to colonise the mind of a society outlives political colonisation and is carried forward even when the colony is politically free

UK govt defends BBC independence, says investing heavily in relationship with India

Addressing reporters at Downing Street, Sunak's spokesperson echoed a statement issued by Foreign Secretary James Cleverly in Parliament earlier this week to add that the government continues to invest in its relationship with India

Boris Johnson: Putin threatened to lob missile at me

The BBC documentary charts the growing divide between the Russian leader and the West in the years before the invasion of Ukraine.

PM Modi cautions against attempts to create divisions in the country amid row over BBC documentary

The prime minister's remarks came against the backdrop of the raging controversy over a BBC documentary on the 2002 Gujarat riots that has been banned in India

Pack of lies: BBC's hitjob on PM Modi relies on Jack Straw's words, but he's known to have been a liar

Former British foreign secretary Jack Straw recently claimed that the UK government instituted an inquiry and a team visited Gujarat to investigate the 2002 riots

Yes, BBC hates India, but know that its India-hate is a money strategy

With its public funding drying up fast amid serious stigma of a strong left-liberal bias, the BBC has been trying to break ground into hitherto not-so-seriously explored markets, such as India