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Waiting for a functioning Press Council

Press Council of India, the government recognized autonomous media watchdog faces an existential crisis as the 15th council still devoid of a functioning head. Moreover, the press council is yet to appoint 13 members from the media fraternity. The regular three-year term along with six months extension of immediate past PCI chairperson Justice Ranjana Prakash…

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India gifts 60 vehicles to Nepal

Nepal prepares for the national election, which was necessitated following the collapse of KP Sharma Oli’s government in the height of Gen-Z rebellion (youth uprising) in September 2025, which is scheduled for 5 March. The Himalayan nation conducted the last general election in 2022 (and next polls were originally due in 2027), but due to…

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Myanmar continues business-ties with neighbours including India

The global community may denounce the ongoing three-phase elections in Myanmar (also known as Burma or Brahmadesh) as a probable way to transform the southeast Asian country into a multi-party democracy, but the military rulers continue enhancing business ties with its neighbours including India. The poverty-stricken country is now working with different nations to increase…

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Journalist killed in Bangladesh, PEC demands thorough probe

Guwahati: Bangladesh, engulfed with political unrest while heading for its national election on 12 February 2026, recorded the murder of journalist Rana Pratap Bairagi, who incidentally becomes the first journalist victim across the world this year. The Geneva-based global media safety and rights body Press Emblem Campaign (PEC) strongly condemned the shooting down of Bairagi…

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Goodbye 2025, a deadlier year for scribes

Guwahati: As the year 2025 bids farewell, it emerged as a deadlier year for journalists since the beginning of the century, after 2024. At least 165 media professionals were killed in 31 countries, where 2024 witnessed 179 journo-casualties around the world, said the Geneva-based global media safety and rights body Press Emblem Campaign (PEC), adding…

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Bangladesh in relentless turmoil

As Bangladesh slowly returns to normalcy after many days of violence, arson attacks and national chaos following the demise of a young radical leader Sharif Osman Bin Hadi, the south Asian nation prepares for the general elections scheduled for 12 February 2026 with no possibility of participation by ousted premier Sheikh Hasina’s party Awami League…

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