News Topic:Journalists

NIA Court frames charges against journalist Fahad Shah, Aala Fazli

A special court in Jammu, in the State Investigation Agency (SIA) investigated case has framed the charges against Kashmiri journalist Fahad Shah and Aala Fazli.

JKYJA calls for registration of news portals

Jammu and Kashmir Young Journalists Association (JKYJA) observed its 11th anniversary on Monday.

Jammu Press Club calls for review of new accreditation formalities

Press Club of Jammu has appealed to the administration to review the list of formalities to be fulfilled by the journalists who desire to apply for fresh accreditation.

Kashmiri photojournalist freed from Tihar Jail after over a year

Court has released a Kashmiri photojournalist, terming the charges against him by National Investigation Agency (NIA) as ‘mere assumptions’.

J-K Govt constitutes JKMAC for grant of accreditation to news media

The Government today constituted the Jammu and Kashmir Media Accreditation Committee (JKMAC) to grant accreditation to news media in the UT.

Five journalists resign in J-K after TRF issues threat

Five journalists working for local newspapers in Kashmir have resigned after militant outfit TRF released a threat list against many journalists on social media.

BDO Kakapora makes false allegations, misleads district administration

Two days ago, Sarpanchs, several Panchayat members and locals held a demonstration outside the office of BDO Kakapora in district Pulwama against the concerned BDO.

Complaint lodged against journalist for ‘mischievous article’: Police

Jammu and Kashmir Police on Wednesday said that a complaint has been lodged against a journalist for his alleged mischievous article in a national publication.

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