A video capturing a beautiful moth transforming into a butterfly received the Special Jury's Mention as senior visual journalist Sadiq Parakkalan of MediaOne's Thiruvananthapuram bureau was announced as the winner of the 2025 Kottayam Press Club Video Journalist Award.

Chamarajanagar MLA C. Puttarangashetty has donated Rs 5 lakh to the District Journalists' Welfare Fund, taking the fund's total corpus to Rs 11 lakh.

Karnataka Union of Working Journalists (KUWJ) State President Shivanand Tagadur visited Hanur during his tour of Chamarajanagar district and inspected the construction of the press building being developed by the Taluk Working Journalists' Union.

Odisha journalists have opposed a new Home Department rule requiring accredited reporters to obtain a separate entry pass for the state secretariat, calling it redundant given existing accreditation checks. Over 100 journalists in Bhubaneswar have written to CM Mohan Charan Majhi seeking withdrawal of the rule.

RBNL's BIG FM has unveiled an integrated version of its media ecosystem, ONE BIG WORLD, shifting from siloed ad sales to a unified platform. First launched in 2022, the revamp aims to simplify things for advertisers navigating a fragmented market.

The Gramin Patrakar Association held a district-level meeting in Bagaha on Sunday to discuss organisational strengthening, membership expansion, journalist safety, government welfare measures, and the dignity of the profession.

UNICEF India, PIB (Western Zone), and AIIMS Nagpur concluded a two-day media workshop in Nagpur on July 14 to improve reporting on childhood non-communicable diseases (NCDs), with over 30 journalists from western India attending.

Up to 30 roles at Nine Publishing’s Metro mastheads are set to be made redundant.

Senior leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Chandigarh unit on Sunday, July 19, held a peace dialogue at the Chandigarh Press Club following the alleged assault on senior journalist Ramesh Handa, City Chief Editor (Chandigarh Region) of Punjab Kesari and former president of the Press Club, by BJP Yuva Morcha Mandal leader Ashish Kumar.

The Bombay High Court has postponed the Mumbai Press Club elections to July 24 after hearing petitions challenging the rejection of several nomination papers by the Returning Officer.

In November 2025, a man walked into a press conference hosted by Telangana Governor Jishnu Dev Varma and quietly took a seat among accredited journalists. It did not take long for reporters to realise something was wrong. Police were called, and the individual was taken into custody for allegedly posing as a journalist while carrying microphones bearing the logos of several national news organisations.

A Delhi High Court bail order has turned into a warning shot for Indian journalism: anyone with a phone can call themselves a reporter, the court said and it wants a law to sort out who actually gets to be called one.

Readers picking up Chutney Chronicles might assume writing the book came naturally to Sudha G. Tilak. After all, she has spent more than two decades translating complex ideas into stories, scripts and digital content across newsrooms and media platforms.

Tapt Media’s 4BC Brisbane is reaching only half the audience it needs to be profitable, according to documents obtained by The Australian.

The Bombay High Court has dismissed an interim application filed by journalist Gurbir Singh challenging his six-year expulsion from the Mumbai Press Club for facilitating a meeting involving accused persons in the Bhima-Koregaon case at the club premises.