Kashmir's Quiet Crisis: People Stop Talking to Media
In Kashmir, a subtle form of silencing is unfolding. People are retreating from journalists due to state pressure, social fear, and militant threats. Explore the quiet crisis.
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22 killed in Jharkhand human-elephant conflict spike
Jharkhand reels as human-elephant conflict escalates sharply, claiming 22 lives in 21 days. A musth tusker on a deadly rampage in West Singhbhum evades capture, hampered by IEDs and terrain. Read the full report.
AKM Moinuddin Re-elected DCAB President for 2026
AKM Moinuddin of UNB re-elected President of Diplomatic Correspondents Association, Bangladesh. New executive committee for 2026 announced. Read the full list of office bearers.
Bear Attacks in Chamba: 10 Goats Killed, Villagers Terrified
A marauding bear kills 10 goats in Chamba's Sihunta, escalating fear after human attacks. Villagers face financial ruin as policy gaps hinder protection. Read the full report.
Uttarakhand OKs action on 83 animals after conflict cases
Uttarakhand grants permission to manage 65 leopards & 18 bears amid rising human-animal conflict. CM Dhami stresses balancing safety & conservation. Read details.
TOI Reporter Asseem Shaikh Passes Away at 55
Senior Times of India journalist Asseem Shaikh, a respected name in Pune's media circles, passed away at 55. Colleagues and the journalism community mourn his loss.
CM Yadav: Journalists are democracy's frontline bowlers
Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav praised journalists as cricket's frontline bowlers at the Bhopal Sports Journalists' cricket tournament. Read about his hat-trick attendance and the event's legacy.
IIMC PhD Admissions 2025-26: Apply by Jan 30
The Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) has invited applications for its PhD programme for 2025-26. Apply online at iimc.gov.in before January 30, 2026.
Navigating the Complex Writer-Editor Relationship
Explore the intricate, often tense, yet essential partnership between writers and editors. Learn how this creative collaboration shapes powerful journalism and literature.
AI Training Uses News Content Without Permission
A new working paper addresses the critical issue of AI models using journalists' copyrighted work for training without consent or compensation. Explore the search for a balanced solution.
Karnataka's New Command Centre for Man-Animal Conflict
Karnataka launches an Integrated Command Centre (ICCC) for real-time monitoring and evaluation of man-animal conflict mitigation. Learn how this system aims to protect both wildlife and communities.
IIMC PhD Admissions 2025-26: Apply by Jan 30
The Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) has invited applications for its PhD programme 2025-26. Check eligibility, 22 seats, key dates, and the direct selection process for UGC NET qualifiers.
Mandela's Enduring Message on Free Press and Democracy
On Nelson Mandela's 105th birth anniversary, we revisit his powerful belief that a free press is a cornerstone of democracy. Explore why his words remain crucial for India and the world today.
Nick Shirley's Viral Daycare Video Labelled 'Satire'
Irish journalist Caolan Robertson claims Nick Shirley admitted his work was 'satire,' not journalism, casting doubt on the viral Minnesota daycare fraud allegations. Full story inside.
Viral US Daycare Fraud Video Sparks Media War, MAGA Backlash
A viral video alleging massive fraud in US-funded daycare centres ignites a media firestorm, drawing reactions from Elon Musk, JD Vance, and fact-checks from CNN and CBS. Explore the full story.
Deccan Herald Cartoon Satirizes the Pursuit of Truth
Explore Deccan Herald's latest editorial cartoon, a powerful visual commentary on the enduring struggle for truth in contemporary discourse. Discover the satire's message.
AAFT Noida's BAJMC: Forge a Media Career in Digital India
With India's media sector set to hit ₹2.3 trillion by 2025, AAFT Noida's BAJMC programme offers hands-on training, 100% placement, and industry exposure to build future-ready journalism and mass communication careers.
UP Shifts Bahraich DFO Amid Wildlife Attack Crisis
Uttar Pradesh government transfers Bahraich DFO after 12 children killed in wolf attacks. IFS officer Sundaresha takes charge to tackle human-wildlife conflict.
JFK's Granddaughter Tatiana Schlossberg Dies at 35
Tatiana Schlossberg, granddaughter of President John F. Kennedy, passed away at 35 after battling a rare form of leukemia. Her story highlights cancer risks and the importance of early detection. Read her inspiring journey.
Iran Warns US of Severe Response After Trump's Threat
Tensions soar as Iran warns the US of a 'regret-inducing response' to President Trump's military threats over its missile program. Global powers urge restraint. Full details.
Mint's Top 15 Long-Form Journalism Stories of 2025
Explore Mint's finest narrative journalism of 2025: 15 deep-dive stories on insider trading, corporate blow-ups, governance puzzles, and India's socio-economic shifts. A year of ambition, greed, and ground truths.
Viral $1B Minnesota Daycare Fraud Claim: Andrew Tate Reacts
Nick Shirley's explosive video alleging massive fraud in Minnesota's daycare system has crossed 100M views, drawing a public donation offer from Andrew Tate. Full story inside.
Villager Trampled to Death by Elephant in Jamshedpur
A 50-year-old man was killed by an elephant in Nutandih village near Jamshedpur. Forest officials announce compensation and measures to prevent future attacks. Read more.
2025 Tested India-US Ties on Tariffs, Russia, Pakistan
The year 2025 proved challenging for India-US ties, testing diplomacy on tariffs, Russia policy, Pakistan conflict, and H-1B visas. Discover the key moments that defined this crucial relationship. Read the full analysis.
Leopard Threat at Koregaon Bhima Event Spurs Safety Measures
Pune authorities install cages and plan siren use for Koregaon Bhima anniversary after recent leopard attacks. Forest dept to survey area ahead of Jan 1 event attended by lakhs.
Cover-Up Review: A Tribute to Investigative Journalism
The documentary 'Cover-Up' revisits the chilling murder of journalist J. Dey. A sharp, must-watch tribute exposing truths and honoring press freedom. Read our in-depth review.
AI to Address Human-Elephant Conflict in Tamil Nadu's Nilgiris
Tamil Nadu is using artificial intelligence to prevent human-elephant encounters in the Nilgiris' Gudalur area, a key migratory route. Learn how technology is protecting lives.
Bear Attack at Chamoli School, Two Children Injured
Two black bears entered a school in Chamoli, Uttarakhand, attacking students. Read about the heroic rescue and the rising human-wildlife conflict in the state.
Bear Attack in Uttarakhand School, Two Children Injured
Two black bears attacked a Class VI student at a school in Chamoli. A brave classmate intervened, suffering injuries. Forest dept deploys cages as wildlife conflicts rise in Uttarakhand.
Indian-origin editor Shruti Chopra gets Freedom of London
Indian-origin journalist Shruti Tripathi Chopra awarded the Freedom of the City of London for her contributions to financial journalism and diversity. Read her inspiring journey.
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