Govt's media accreditation policy introduces morality, national security clause

Journalists acting in a manner prejudicial to the country's "security, sovereignty and integrity" as well as "public order, decency or morality" will lose their government accreditation, the......

Fake news guidelines would have opened door for frivolous complaints: Editors Guild

'By notifying that the I&B ministry will initiate such proceedings, the government was arrogating for itself the role of policing the media,' the Guild said. Photograph: Arko Datta/Reuters The......

Moudgil shoots down mental barriers en route to Paris Games

'The competition is very high in India and the pressure situations we face during trials will definitely help in Olympics. I just wanted to be my best in trials, the fire to perform in trials and......

Sports Shorts: Mourinho opens up about Manchester United job

Summary of sports events and persons who made news on Friday IMAGE: Appearing as an analyst with BeInSports television, Jose Mourinho repeated that his second-placed finish with United last season......

India's WADA stand-off won't affect WC: Shetty

The stand-off between cricket authorities and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) over the controversial "whereabouts" clause in the Anti-Doping Code is unlikely to create any problem for the 2011......

BCCI tries to get media-savvy

The Board of Control for Cricket is finally waking up to professionalism. A week before the first Test against New Zealand, a mail from the Board provided information about media accreditation......