NEWSPAPERS’ SCAN- JUNE 4
Pakistani forces violating the recent ceasefire agreement and killing two BSF personnel and injuring 13 civilians and a cop, is one of the stories that dominates headlines today. ”Days after…
NEWSPAPERS’ SCAN – JUNE 3
The tense situation in the Kashmir valley has been widely reported in todays newspapers. “Clashes as youth run over by CRPF jeep dies : Stone pelters, driver booked; restrictions in…
NEWSPAPERS SCAN -JUNE 2
Different newspapers have made different lead story today. The news of the farmer protests across India and the ten day farmer strike from June 1st to 10th gets wide coverage…
Amit Khare to be new I&B Secretary
Amit Khare, 1985 batch IAS officer of Jharkhand cadre will be the new Information and Broadcasting Secretary. The Appointments Committee of Cabinet has approved his appointment. Mr Khare will replace…
NEWSPAPERS’ SCAN -MAY 14
NEWSPAPERS’ SCAN -MAY 14 LAST evening thuderstorm and rain wreaking havoc finds wide mention across papers today. ‘Storm leaves behind trail of destruction’; ‘4 killed as rain, fierce storm lash…
NEWSPAPERS’ SCAN- MAY 13
NEWSPAPERS’ SCAN- MAY 13 Exit polls for Karnataka Assembly elections held yesterday dominate front page headlinesin most of the newspapers. Mail Today writes “Numbers show Siddharamiah beating anti-incumbency, putting Congress…
President Kovind gives assent to Delhi Working Journalist Act
AMN President Ram Nath Kovind has given assent to the Delhi Working Journalist Amendment Act 2015 which seeks to ensure effective implementation of the Majithia Wage Board awards and provides…
15th Asia Media Summit begins with focus on digital media
India looks upon digital world not only as challenge but also as opportunity: Smriti Irani Our Correspondent / New Delhi Information and Broadcasting Minister Smriti Irani today said India is…
India hosts 15th Asia Media Summit
AMN 15th Asia Media Summit began here today in which representatives from nearly 40 countries will discuss on issues related to the media sector. New Delhi is hosting the annual…
7 journalists dead in Kabul blasts
KABUL At least seven journalists were killed and as many wounded in two back-to-back suicide attacks in the Shashdarak area of Kabul on Monday morning. Twenty-five people were killed and…