I welcome healthy criticism, says CM Siddaramaiah at Press Club of Bangalore website launch
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I welcome healthy criticism, says CM Siddaramaiah at Press Club of Bangalore website launch

The Hindu  

Stating that he would welcome healthy criticism and would correct himself based on it, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Sunday said if the criticism was just for political reasons, he would not care about it. Despite that, it placed false The Hindu journalists among award winners The Hindu’s Digital Editor Subhash Kevin Rai was among the five senior journalists honoured with the Press Club of Bangalore’s Suvarna Mahotsava Award. The Hindu’s Senior Deputy Editor Nagesh Prabhu was among the 50 journalists who received the PCB’s annual award for 2024. Mr. Siddaramaiah said the biggest service of journalists to society is to report news based on self-conscience.

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'My chair is not vacant' says Siddaramaiah dismissing leadership change rumours
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2 days, 6 hours ago

'My chair is not vacant' says Siddaramaiah dismissing leadership change rumours

India Today  

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Sunday dismissed speculations about a change in the state’s leadership, taking a dig at reports suggesting that his deputy, DK Shivakumar, might replace him. Speaking at the Press Club of Bangalore Award-2024, Siddaramaiah refuted claims of internal conflict and termed such reports as “speculative journalism.” He remarked, “My chair is not vacant, yet journalists keep …

Bangladeshi journalist booked over fake news against Sonia, Rahul
4 months, 1 week ago

Bangladeshi journalist booked over fake news against Sonia, Rahul

Hindustan Times  

A defamation case has been registered against a Bangladeshi journalist and a woman employee of ‘The Jaipur Dialogues’, a Jaipur-based organisation, for allegedly sharing fake news about Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi and his mother Sonia Gandhi. The case was registered at the High Grounds police station on the basis of a complaint by Karnataka Pradesh …

Identify and expose vested interests detrimental to society, Siddaramaiah tells journalists
11 months, 1 week ago

Identify and expose vested interests detrimental to society, Siddaramaiah tells journalists

The Hindu  

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has called on journalists to develop professionalism and make efforts to identify and expose vested interests that were detrimental to the development of the nation and goodwill in society. Inaugurating the 38th State Conference of Journalists organised by Karnataka Union of Working Journalists in association with Davangere District Union of Working Journalists in Davangere on Saturday, Chief …

Journalists asked to uphold dignity of the profession
1 year, 2 months ago

Journalists asked to uphold dignity of the profession

The Hindu  

Minister for Public Works and district-in-charge for Belagavi Satish Jarkiholi has called on the journalists to uphold the dignity of the profession through their impartial reports that throw light on the maladies and problems in the society. Considering the role played by newspaper hawkers in delivering newspapers to the doorsteps, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah had honoured 76-year-old Javarappa during the Rajyotsava …

‘Journalists should feel free to write if there are flaws in my govt’: CM Siddaramaiah
1 year, 2 months ago

‘Journalists should feel free to write if there are flaws in my govt’: CM Siddaramaiah

Hindustan Times  

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday inaugurated the Inter-District Journalists' Conference in Mandya and said that journalists should feel free enough to write about any flaws they find in his government. On the occasion, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said, "Feel free to write if there are any mistakes in my government." READ | Karnataka bans entry of 3 Maha ministers in …

'Take Journalists To Dhabas' To Avoid Negative Publicity: Maha BJP Chief's 'Advise' To Workers Sparks Row
1 year, 3 months ago

'Take Journalists To Dhabas' To Avoid Negative Publicity: Maha BJP Chief's 'Advise' To Workers Sparks Row

ABP News  

An audio tape of Maharashtra BJP president Chandrashekhar Bawankule supposedly asking party officials to take journalists to dhabas and treat them well in order to avoid negative publicity ahead of elections has gone viral, prompting accusations that the BJP was attempting to control the media, news agency PTI reported. According to the recording, Bawankule says, "small-time video journalists running news …

Media Day inaugurated in Belagavi
1 year, 6 months ago

Media Day inaugurated in Belagavi

The Hindu  

Lakshmi Hebbalkar, Minister for Women and Child Welfare, inaugurated Media Day in Belagavi on Sunday. She said that she would request Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to provide all social security benefits and facilities to journalists, including health insurance and subsidised housing. He expressed concern about the rising menace of fake news and opinionated reporting on some media platforms including social media. …

Media in Kerala not highlighting national issues, says Rajesh
2 years, 3 months ago

Media in Kerala not highlighting national issues, says Rajesh

The Hindu  

The media in Kerala, including major newspapers and news channels, is not highlighting important national issues but is going overboard on regional developments, Minister for Local Self-Governments and Excise M.B. When fact-checking website Alt News’ co-founder Mohammed Zubair was arrested and taken from one place to another in connection with various cases, the media in Kerala was gung-ho about a …

No infighting in Congress, only created by media: Siddaramaiah
3 years, 6 months ago

No infighting in Congress, only created by media: Siddaramaiah

Hindustan Times  

There is no fight among Congress leaders in Karnataka and it has only been created by the media, said former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday. Siddaramaiah attacked the media over reports about the political leaders discussing chief ministerial candidates Attacking the media over reports about the political leaders discussing chief ministerial candidates, Siddaramaiah said, "There is no infighting in Congress …

India Today ‘standing by’ their unethical journalist won’t cut it
5 years ago

India Today ‘standing by’ their unethical journalist won’t cut it

Op India  

India Today has decided to stand by its reporter after OpIndia broke the story of how their journalist Tanushree Pandey was seen having a hush-hush conversation with the Vice-President of the JNU Students’ Union, Saket Moon, from the leftist organisation Democratic Students’ Federation. Read: India Today journalist who was caught whispering in JNUSU VP’s ears had heckled Republic reports along …

Rahul Gandhi faces flak from journalists for calling ANI editor who interviewed Narendra Modi as 'pliable'
6 years ago

Rahul Gandhi faces flak from journalists for calling ANI editor who interviewed Narendra Modi as 'pliable'

Firstpost  

Delhi Journalist Association, an affiliate of National Union of Journalists described Rahul Gandhi’s comments as “unwarranted and unbecoming of a senior leader of a national political party.” New Delhi: Journalist organisations on Thursday criticised Congress president Rahul Gandhi for describing the Group Editor of ANI as “pliable” over her wide-ranging interview with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying it lowers the …

Editors Guild calls out Rahul Gandhi over Modi interview, says attacking journalists a favourite tactic
6 years ago

Editors Guild calls out Rahul Gandhi over Modi interview, says attacking journalists a favourite tactic

India Today  

The Editors Guild of India has issued a statement expressing concern over the growing practice of maligning journalists by labelling them. The statement came after a controversy broke out over Congress president Rahul Gandhi criticising journalist Smita Prakash, the editor of news agency ANI for her interview with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on January 1. You saw the prime minister's …

Whataboutery will not silence journalism
6 years ago

Whataboutery will not silence journalism

The Hindu  

Some readers have suggested that this column should only focus on The Hindu ’s acts of commission and omission, and not on issues relating to freedom of expression, press freedom, and constitutional guarantees. For at least two generations of Indians, Professor Sen and Mr. Shah have represented the best of Indian democracy: they are fearlessly interrogative, argue, debate, dissent, and …

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