Media Can Report, But Cannot Declare Guilt: Patna HC Warns Media Against Trial by Headlines

The Patna High Court ruled that media can report criminal proceedings but should avoid labels like “mastermind” or “kingpin” that suggest guilt before trial. Justice Ansul said prejudicial reporting may harm an accused’s reputation and amount to defamatory or improper conduct during pending cases.

How Can Freedom Of Press Be Curtailed?: Delhi HC Refuses To Stop Media Coverage on Dwarka SUV Crash

The Delhi High Court refused to restrict media coverage of the Dwarka SUV crash, emphasising that freedom of the press cannot be curbed. It said no court can issue a complete gag order unless a genuine grievance is established.

Ex-CJI Sanjiv Khanna: “Judicial Verdicts Impacts Society, News Reporting Can Change The Way People Think And Behave”

Former CJI Sanjiv Khanna highlights that while judicial verdicts impact society, responsible news reporting can influence public opinion, shape perspectives, and change the way people think and behave.

NBDSA Directs News18 to Remove Misleading Video Claims About Beef Fat in Tirupati Laddu

The News Broadcasting and Digital Standards Authority (NBDSA) has recently asked the media channel News18 Rajasthan to remove a misleading video that falsely linked the use of beef fat in Tirupati Laddu to a conspiracy by the Congress party.