The 'X' post from the Kerala Congress targeted the recent GST reforms brought in by the Union government, where the tax rates on cigars, cigarettes, and tobacco were increased to 40 per cent.
When we drive we listen to the radio. When we work we listen to the radio. And Durga Puja is ushered in by the radio. Let’s not forget. Long live the radio.
The newspaper industry in north-east India (NE) continues to face enormous troubles in its survival.
Intel appoints tech veteran Lip-Bu Tan as CEO from March 2025, aiming to reclaim its dominance in the semiconductor industry.
The book titled 'The Foundation of Journalism and Media: A Complete Handbook' by Dr Avneet Kaur Bhatia, co-authored by Dr Ghazal Singhal and others, was launched on Friday at the World Book Fair.
Today politics has made false gods and false villains. The greatest threat to the state, Aristotle said, is not faction but distraction. The digital media ecosystem has disempowered the public sphere which has undermined democratic discourse. Infocrats and practitioners of necropolitics have taken full advantage of the current age of abundant distraction
"The Central government will soon bring a new law to replace the 1867 law” said the Union Information and Broadcasting Minister.
Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Monday issued two advisories- one for private television channels and the other for digital news publishers and OTT platforms- strongly advising them to refrain from showing advertisements of offshore online betting sites and surrogate advertisements of such sites.
Under the DSA, there are extra obligations for very large online platforms (VLOPs) and, crucially, for search engines.
The new bill will replace the colonial-era Press and Registration of Books Act, 1867, which currently regulates the newspaper and printing press industry in India.
