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Thwarted by two press clubs, Vivek Agnihotri will now hold press conference at hotel

In a week marked by conversations about press freedom, communal violence in Jodhpur, Modi’s visit to Europe, and a worrying power crisis across the country, social media was abuzz with something quite different.

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‘How will I find her?’: In the face of police apathy, a helpless mother’s search for her missing daughter

On April 26, Khushboo Rajat, 17, went missing while she was on her way back home from work. She was on call with her mother when she realised that a group of men was following her. Shortly after, Khushboo’s mother Jashoda, lost contact with her.

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Reporters Without Orders Ep 217: Sri Lanka crisis, Jahangirpuri violence

This week, host Basant Kumar is joined by Newslaundry’s Akanksha Kumar and Dainik Bhaskar special correspondent Poonam Kaushal.

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Is Aryavarth Express the new #HinduVoice? It certainly wants to be

On April 22, Congress leader Karti Chidambaram sent out a tweet whose every word bristled with outrage: "@RailMinIndia how does this paper get to be on list of subscribed publications?"

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‘We are in the dark’: Fearing eviction, artists in Asiad Village are scrambling to find new homes

Jayarama Rao’s home in No. 99, Asiad Village, is all but empty. Earlier this week, he moved most of his belongings to his son’s house in Green Park.

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‘RSS’ links, ‘friends’ in high places: The trouble with IIMC’s recent recruitment of professors

In January last year, the Indian Institute of Mass Communication announced the recruitment of six associate professors and two assistant professors.

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Local criminal, good samaritan or aspiring neta: Who’s Ansar, the main accused in Jahangirpuri violence?

“Go away from here. I already told the media whatever I had to say. Will talking to you help reduce my husband’s remand,” Mohammad Ansar’s wife Sakeena asked this reporter, shutting the door to her residence in Jahangirpuri’s B block. “I have never stepped out of home and today I…

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NL Playoffs Ep 19: Champions League, Wimbledon bans Russian players

In this episode of NL Playoffs, hosts and Newslaundry subscribers Aniketh and Gowtham analyse performances in the IPL and discuss how the fitness regime in cricket is changing. They also discuss the Champions League, the ongoing NBA playoffs, and how the Ukraine-Russia war has affected players after Wimbledon banned Russian…

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Reporters Without Orders Ep 216: Jahangirpuri violence, Gurugram namaz row

This week, host Nidhi Suresh is joined by Newslaundry’s Tanishka Sodhi and Laasya Shekhar.

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‘To support halal is to contribute to terrorism’: Meet Ravi Ranjan Singh, crusader for ‘jhatka’ meat

“They threaten my identity,” said Ravi Ranjan Singh. “...Halal is not just meat, it is everywhere...These are economic black holes which lead to economic slavery. Non-Muslims are being deprived of employment. We will all be slaved.”

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Hafta letters: Need for more coverage in South India, getting hooked to NL, Shanghai lockdown

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'I never thought they hated Muslims': After Jahangirpuri demolition drive, friendships that survived

“You have to understand,” the man said passionately. “She comes here everyday. Please let her pass through the barricade. Please?”

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'Gagging': NDTV, Newslaundry reporters not allowed to speak to affected families in Jahangirpuri

A media gag has ostensibly been put in place at the site of the Jahangirpuri demolition, with journalists not being allowed to speak to victims of the action that came in breach of a Supreme Court order.

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‘We are Indians’: Jahangirpuri’s Muslims are furious at media’s ‘illegal Bangladeshi’ theory

“Modi, may you live long,” said Afsana, beating her chest and gritting her teeth. “You have now turned us into Bangladeshis.”

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‘Only ruins are left’: Shock and anger in the aftermath of Jahangirpuri’s demolition drive

When Sheikh Abdul Mannan woke up this morning, he had no idea he would lose a part of his home a few hours later.

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Jahangirpuri demolition drive continues, despite email on SC order sent to NDMC

The demolition drive in Delhi's Jahangirpuri is continuing despite the Supreme Court saying it must stop and status quo be maintained.

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Police ‘abuse’, saffron flags, a mysterious ‘Bangladeshi’ angle: What happened in Jahangirpuri?

“Delhi police, hai hai.” Delhi police, down, down.

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‘We don’t want conflict, don’t want to fight’: The battle of shrinking namaz space for Gurugram Muslims

This Ramzan, Soban Usmani is offering jumma (Friday) prayers once every three weeks. Till last year, Friday prayers didn’t pose a challenge because he could pray at the park next to his office in Sector 34 of Gurugram. However, since Hindu “activists” raised protests over namaz being done in open…

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Reporters Without Orders Ep 215: Sudarshan exposé, JNU violence

This week, host Akanksha Kumar is joined by Newslaundry’s Laasya Shekhar and the Wire's Saahil Murli Manghani.

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After 'cow slaughter' death, a family's stigma in Delhi village: 'They aren't giving us even water'

“Papa ki body lene jaa rahi hu. Idhar hi rukna (I am going to get your father’s body. You stay here),” Jhaso Devi told her children – as she left the farmhouse in Dwarka’s Chawla village where her husband was killed less than 48 hours ago – on Wednesday.

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Hafta letters: Word limit, NL’s tech reportage, podcast length

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Eviction notice, polarisation, and a poll unlike another: Is all well within IWPC's sisterhood?

In 1994, when 18 women journalists decided to set up a space exclusively for their ilk, then prime minister P V Narasima Rao appreciated the idea and offered them a quaint, white bungalow in Lutyens’ Delhi’s Ashoka Road – 900 metres away from a building housing the male-dominated Press Club…

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What happens when a journalist’s press card becomes a tool to target them?

In the “new India” being manufactured, where men with swords dance menacingly in front of mosques during a religious festival, being a journalist has become increasingly hazardous.

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Questions about crumbling JNU infra as ceiling collapse leaves 1 injured in hostel

While the Jawaharlal Nehru University has mostly been in the news this week due to a clash over non-vegetarian food at a hostel, a ceiling collapse, which left a student injured at another hostel on Thursday, has now raised other questions – about crumbling infrastructure and alleged negligence by the…

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Jallianwala Bagh massacre: What we have lost in ‘renovation’ of the historic site

During the election season in February, the Newslaundry team visited Jallianwala Bagh to see how it has changed after the renovation. Guided by a former history professor Harish Sharma, we took a tour of the historic site where scores of Indians were massacred at the hands of General Dyer. We…

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