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2.29 Crore Fewer Voters in Five States After SIR, JIH Questions Electoral Integrity Ahead of Assembly Polls
Jamaat-e-Islami Hind raises alarm over 2.29 crore fewer voters across five states after SIR, demanding electoral transparency ahead of Assembly polls. The organisation also flags the Azam Khan case, with Salim Engineer alleging political witch-hunting and misuse of investigative agencies
SIR Fallout Reaches Bengal’s Civic Polls as Opposition Demands January 2027 Deadline
Nearly 1.6 lakh voter appeals remain pending in Kolkata and Howrah following SIR deletions. A broad coalition of opposition parties, civil rights groups and public figures has urged the West Bengal State Election Commission to delay municipal polls until January 2027 and include voters whose appeals are awaiting tribunal decisions.
The Camera Is Now a Crime? Delhi Police Crack Down on Journalists Covering Protests
More than 20 journalists recount alleged assaults, threats and detentions by Delhi Police while covering anti-SIR protests. From damaged cameras and seized phones to intimidation despite press IDs, their accounts raise urgent questions about press freedom and the right to report.
The Netaji We Don’t Talk About: Secularism, Socialism and the Fight for India
Was Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose really opposed to Jawaharlal Nehru? Vidya Bhushan Rawat’s book revisits their political relationship while exploring Netaji’s commitment to secularism, socialism, democracy and a pluralistic India.
गांधी की पत्रकारिता और आज की वायरल दुनिया: मायने क्या रखता है—रीच या असर?
गांधी की पत्रकारिता और आज की वायरल दुनिया के बीच क्या बदला? eNewsroom Conclave में जवाहर सरकार, प्रतीक सिन्हा, राशिद किदवई, अरफा खानम शेरवानी समेत वक्ताओं ने स्वतंत्र मीडिया, एल्गोरिद्म और पत्रकारिता के बदलते सरोकारों पर चर्चा की
Gandhi Had Newspapers. We Have Algorithms. What Would He Make of Today’s Media?
Gandhi had newspapers; today’s journalists have algorithms. At the inaugural eNewsroom Conclave, journalists and public voices explored what happens when clicks, virality and Big Tech influence what people see, while independent media struggles to keep public-interest journalism alive.