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DH Speak Out: Public Voices on November 13, 2025

Explore the critical public opinions and expert insights featured in Deccan Herald's Speak Out column on November 13, 2025. Discover pressing national issues and diverse perspectives shaping India's discourse.

HT Media Q2 Loss Narrows to ₹4.34 Crore

HT Media Ltd reduces quarterly loss to ₹4.34 crore while revenue grows to ₹451.50 crore. Print and digital segments show strong growth despite radio challenges. Read full analysis.

Malian TikToker Killed by Suspected Jihadists

Malian TikTok star Abdoulaye Toure killed by suspected jihadists after posting pro-army content. The attack highlights growing violence against social media influencers in conflict zones.

How Media Redefined Indian Women in the 90s

Explore how Indian women's magazines transformed traditional gender roles during economic liberalization, creating the blueprint for today's empowered Indian woman.

India's Unapologetic Digital Generation

Meet the new generation of Indians who are reshaping digital culture through TikTok, memes, and authentic self-expression without seeking validation from older generations.

Harsh Gujral roasted for sexist moisturizer joke

Indian comedian Harsh Gujral sparks online fury with controversial skincare joke about women using moisturizer while 'Kanpur ke ladke use mitti.' Netizens call the remark sexist and unfunny.

Indian Social Media Apps Challenge Global Giants

Indian social media platforms are witnessing unprecedented growth as users seek homegrown alternatives to global tech giants. Discover how apps like Koo and Hike Messenger are reshaping digital communication.

Anushka Sharma's 'Bewafa' Like Sparks Virat Kohli Fan Buzz

Anushka Sharma fuels social media frenzy after liking emotional reel of Virat Kohli's 'betrayed' fan. The cricketer's recent 'only my wife supported me' statement adds intriguing context to this Bollywood-Cricket drama.

Journalism Education Crisis in India

A deep dive into the growing disconnect between journalism education and industry needs, threatening the future of quality reporting in India.

IFJ Slams Pakistan's Growing Crisis Against Journalists

The International Federation of Journalists reveals shocking details about the dangerous environment for media professionals in Pakistan, with censorship, violence, and economic pressures creating an unprecedented crisis.

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