Ninety-two year old Australian Women's Weekly to embark on this year's major health summit nationwide, further expanding the publication's reach.

The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) has released the Grant of Permission Agreement (GOPA) for private FM broadcasters selected under Phase III, Batch III.

Storyboard18 has learned that TAM Media Research, the media data intelligence firm and joint venture between Nielsen (USA) and Kantar (UK), is preparing for a fresh innings in India’s audience measurement space with the launch of a multi-screen digital ratings service.

PRmoment has announced the PRmoment Health and Wellness Comms Awards, which will recognise excellence in healthcare and wellness communication across APAC.

A judge may be impeached, a man walks free after 22 years wrongfully jailed, and India’s chip dreams go atomic. Shubman Gill turned boos into a record-breaking 269*, while Indian-origin Sandeep ‘Sonny’ Bharadia finally shed his prison tag in the US — thanks to DNA and dogged lawyers. Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw says India’s done waiting, now it’s building its own chips from scratch. Meanwhile, Namit Malhotra’s turning Ramayana into an Oscar-worthy VFX epic with tech muscle forged in a Mumbai garage.

Nine revels in major viewing milestones on Thursday.

Guardian software engineer Sam Cutler explains how the news outlet's new secure messaging app works and how it will protect sources.

Company-wide collaboration brings together News Corp state and regional mastheads, news.com.au, The Australian, CODE Sports, and Kommunity TV, with editorial rolling out across the week.

A collection of pictures from last night's Marketing Interactive Australia launch.

The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has proposed policy guidelines for Television Rating Agencies in India, which was initially notified on January 16, 2014.

News18 Lokmat recently hosted the Samruddha Maharashtra 2025 conclave, bringing together ministers, policymakers, entrepreneurs, and artists to discuss the state’s growth agenda.

Dalai Lama, on his 90th, just checkmated Beijing—his successor will be chosen by his trust, not China, report TOI’s Rohit Mullick and IE’s Varinder Bhatia. Meanwhile, India’s Health Ministry (TOI) denies vaccine-death links, even as AstraZeneca admits rare Covishield risks. At Edgbaston, Gill smashed an unbeaten 114 (NDTV), while MIT’s new study (Mashable India) says ChatGPT might be making us lazier and duller. And Deepika Padukone? She’s about to cement her legacy—literally—becoming the first Indian actress to get a Hollywood Walk of Fame star (HT, NDTV).

Georgia Tunny, ex-host of The Project is joining its replacement, 10 News+.

After attending last month’s Queensland Games Festival, Qualbert Founder and Editor, Dr Ben Schuster, said fishing game Cast n Chill is the one to watch.