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Self-regulation of television channels must be effective: SC

The News Broadcasters Association (NBA) has filed an appeal against the Bombay High Court order that contained adverse observations over the self-regulation of TV channels. The court asked the NBA counsel to submit suggestions to strengthen the self-regulatory mechanism.

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TV channels driven by agenda, creating fissures in society: Supreme Court in hate speech case

What action can be taken against news anchors when they themselves fuel such hate, the SC bench further asked.

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Broadcast alleging terror funding involvement: Delhi High Court seeks Sudhir Chaudhary s response in plea by Shehla Rashid seeking apology

Sudhir Chaudhary had interviewed Rashid's father in 2020 and allegedly insinuated that she is involved in anti-national activities and terror funding.

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Set up Council With Statutory Powers To Check Irregularities in Media: IT Parliamentary Panel

The Shashi Tharoor-led panel said that the media "is gradually losing its credibility and integrity" and "values and morality are being compromised".

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Times Now anchors did not conduct debates on Delhi Riots in impartial and objective manner: NBDSA

NBDSA asked Times Now to take down videos of two of its broadcasts within seven days, noting that they violated the Code of Ethics and Broadcasting Standards.

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