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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.
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Gandhi the Journalist: eNewsroom Conclave to Ask What Journalism Can Learn from Gandhi

eNewsroom Conclave 2026 in Kolkata will revisit Gandhi’s vision of journalism with Parambrata Chatterjee, Arfa Khanum Sherwani, Jawhar Sircar, Rasheed Kidwai and Pratik Sinha, exploring truth, public service and the media’s responsibilities in an age of algorithms, misinformation and artificial intelligence.
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Miss World 2025 Joins Pink Power Run 3.0: Turning Fitness Into a Health Mission

With 20,000 runners expected, Pink Power Run 3.0 in Hyderabad combines fitness with a larger health mission. The event features an AIMS-certified half marathon, a ₹75 lakh prize pool and ‘Miles for Mammograms’, turning collective running into free breast-cancer screenings and mammograms.
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From GB Meeting Dispute to Campus Clash: What Happened at Jadavpur University

A violent confrontation at Jadavpur University over a proposed FETSU general body meeting left several students injured, as ABVP and Left-backed student organisations traded allegations of assault, vandalism and stone-pelting.
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From Broken Dreams to Street Power: How India’s Student Revolt Transformed Into a Global Citizens’ Uprising

What began as a student protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar has grown into a nationwide people's movement. With demonstrations spreading to Kolkata and abroad, students, parents and citizens are demanding accountability, education reforms and justice for India's youth.
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A Billionaire, A TV Network, And The Fight for a Free Press in India

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By Vidya Krishnan In late November, Ravish Kumar, one of India’s leading broadcast journalists, resigned from his job as senior executive editor of New Delhi...

Why first to be widowed by Union Carbide was unable to get PM report of her husband

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Bhopal: Sajida Bano, who was the first to be widowed by Union Carbide’s in 1981 may have escaped the traditional widowhood sufferings, but was...

Chronology: How Muslim Passengers Were Gunned Down By Terrorist Chetan Singh

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After shooting his senior Tika Ram Meena, RPF constable Chetan Singh killed three other travellers on the Jaipur-Mumbai Superfast Express train. The most significant...

Mr Modi, you can maintain silence but you can’t keep us silent: People of Kolkata

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Kolkata: India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi, remained silent for 78 days while Manipur kept burning. When he spoke, it was just for 39 seconds,...

Citizens call for a fight against illegal encroachment at the heart of Kolkata

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Kolkata: Makeshift shanties lining the pavements of Prabhu Jishu Girja (Lord Jesus Church) and Calcutta Madrasa not only make a sore sight but life...

Jharkhand: Rupesh Kumar’s wife Ipsa on her struggles for justice

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Ranchi/Kolkata: Rupesh Kumar Singh, a journalist from Jharkhand completes one year in jail on July 17. He has been slapped with four cases, got...
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Gandhi Had Newspapers. We Have Algorithms. What Would He Make of Today’s Media?

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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.

Echoes of a Crisis: Why Biswajit Roy’s Tagore and Palestine Still Matter Today

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Biswajit Roy’s Palestine, Arab-Jewish Relations and Rabindranath explores Tagore’s ideas on nationalism, imperialism, religion and coexistence. At a time of war and civilian suffering in Gaza, the book offers a deeply humanist lens through which to understand Palestine’s history and the crisis today

On the Voter Roll After SIR, Yet Picked Up by Police: Bengal Family of Four Detained as ‘Bangladeshis’

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A Murshidabad family says four members, including a 16-year-old, were detained as alleged Bangladeshis despite two reportedly voting in 2026 and Dablu Saikh’s name surviving SIR. MASUM has questioned the nationality verification process and sought an independent probe into their alleged pushback.

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