Electronic Media

Journalists in Jammu and Kashmir temporarily boycott Assembly proceedings over curbs on media

The Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly proceedings were temporarily disrupted on Tuesday when journalists boycotted proceedings of the House.

Home secretary Rajiv Mehrishi says hate crime is over-reported and over-hyped

Union Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi on Saturday said hate crime is not new in the country and that such incidents have been over-reported and over-hyped.

Arnab Goswami signs into last evening at Times Now, will exit without a big bang

While Arnab Goswami has kept his cards close to his chest, he has already asked a number of his colleagues to put in their papers.

According to a survey, Indian youth hooked to social media for information

More and more students are shunning newspapers, books and magazines and consider social media as the best platform to find latest happenings, trends and new information, says a survey.

#JNURow: Caught in media frenzy, TV channels dump journalistic norms to pin Kanhaiya Kumar

Those baying for Kanhaiya's blood, jumped at the opportunity, thumping their chests with 'Í-told-you-so' glee.

I never wanted to censor social media: Sibal

He added that if the electronic media can abide by laws then social media must not consider itself to be above that.

Telangana govt to use media to spread awareness about crimes against women

The Telangana government plans to partner with the print and the electronic media to spread awareness about crimes against women.

Politicians not a threat to media: Omar

Omar made this observation against the backdrop of the raging controversy over Union Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde's attack on sections of the electronic media.

Shinde crushing media: Social or Electronic, it's still not okay

And while Shinde's hasty backtracking may smooth over a few very ruffled feathers within the media, the fact that he said he 'meant' social media is no less problematic

Never threatened to 'crush' electronic media, meant social media: Shinde

A day after coming under fire for vowing to 'crush' electronic media who he accused of running a 'propaganda campaign' against the Congress, the Home Minister has now said that he did not mean to target journalists.