The accidental inclusion of journalist Jeffrey Goldberg in a high-level online group chat involving top US officials has raised critical concerns about the handling of sensitive national security communications.
Decades pass and, although Capital has often been described as an outdated text, the debate surrounding this book persists.
The SIT’s comprehensive findings reveal a premeditated crime, executed with extreme violence. According to the report, contractor Suresh Chandrakar's brother Ritesh, along with his associates, brutally murdered journalist on January 1. Mukesh’s investigative reports, which exposed irregularities in their road construction projects, had led to an official inquiry, enraging the accused.
The Chhattisgarh police arrested contractor Suresh Chandrakar, the prime accused in the murder of Bijapur-based journalist Mukesh Chandrakaar, on Monday. The contractor, who had been on the run, was apprehended in Hyderabad and brought to Bijapur for questioning.
In a significant breakthrough, Chhattisgarh Police's Special Investigation Team (SIT) has arrested Suresh Chandrakaar, a contractor and Congress worker, accused of masterminding the gruesome murder of journalist Mukesh Chandrakaar.
Print journalism is in a state of crisis. The circulation of newspapers in India seems to have stagnated in relation to population growth, meaning the proportion of people reading printed news has dropped.
19 terrorists hijacked four commercial airliners scheduled to travel from the East Coast to California. The first two teams of hijackers crashed the first two planes into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City.
Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva has been reaching out to every section of the society in the city, listening to people and raising their concerns. Sachdeva spent his early days in Old Delhi where he attended Commercial School in Darya Ganj.
American journalist Evan Gershkovich and former Marine Paul Whelan were released by Russia on Thursday in an exchange of prisoners that has been described as the largest since the height of the Cold War.
Veteran journalist John Mundakkayam has claimed that the CPI-M-led LDF’s much-hyped "indefinite" siege of the state secretariat protest in August 2013 demanding then Chief Minister Oommen Chandy’s resignation for his alleged involvement in the Solar scam, ended with a compromise deal between the CPI-M and the Congress.
