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An open letter by concerned citizen Rikzing Norbu Dorjee Bhutia, published by Sikkim Times, has sparked a debate on what he described as the rise of "half-told news stories" in today's media.

Not long ago, breaking news meant a television anchor cutting to live coverage or a newspaper correspondent filing from the ground. Today, it often arrives as a 60-second Reel, a swipeable carousel or a vertical explainer viewed on a smartphone. India's newsrooms have not simply moved online. They have moved to Instagram, reshaping how journalism is produced, consumed and distributed. As Instagram and short-form video become central to news consumption, media professionals say publishers are adapting their storytelling, hiring practices and business strategies to remain relevant. But they also warn that the pursuit of reach must not come at the cost of credibility.

Karl Stefanovic knew exactly what he was doing engaging controversial guests, and Nine should have seen it coming.

Bodhi Tree Multimedia has secured a mandate from the Government of Assam to develop, launch and manage the state's official digital content platform, expanding its presence into digital infrastructure and platform management.

Independent news platform Su-Niti News has crossed 1 million views across Instagram and Facebook, marking a major milestone in its six-year journey. Speaking about the achievement, Founder and Editor Arth Chakraborty said, "This milestone means the world to me and all the people associated with it. Thanks to everyone who has supported us in our journey, including the critics. Starting from a few hundred readers and viewers to crossing 1 million has been a rollercoaster ride."

India’s private FM radio sector expanded from 385 channels in 113 cities to 390 channels in 120 cities during January-March 2026, driven by seven new stations launched by DB Corp, according to TRAI.

Bengali news channel Kolkata TV has suspended its broadcasting operations indefinitely, creating uncertainty over its television business, employees, distribution network, and advertiser commitments.

When veteran journalist Kumar Kadam began travelling across Maharashtra in 2005, he was racing against time. Many of the activists, journalists and ordinary citizens who had participated in the Samyukta Maharashtra movement were growing old, and Kadam feared their memories would disappear with them if no one recorded their stories.

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Karl Stefanovic has officially departed Nine and the Today Show following the controversy over his interview with far-right British activist Tommy Robinson.

The Chennai Press Club (CPC) has alleged that a small group of individuals is attempting to disrupt its functioning and undermine its democratically elected administration.

The Chennai Press Club (CPC) organised a felicitation ceremony on June 20 to honour the children of journalists who secured outstanding marks in the Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations. The event was held at the Press Club premises in Chennai.

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A delegation from the Karnataka Working Journalists’ Association (KUWJ), led by State President Shivananda Tagadoor, met Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar and felicitated him with a book and a Ganpati idol.