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Delhi HC dismisses PIL to remove online news article on RAW operations

The Delhi High Court on Monday dismissed a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking direction to block access to an article published in an online news magazine which allegedly compromised the identity of officials posted in India's diplomatic missions in the US, Canada and the UK working for the country's external intelligence agency Research and Analysis Wing (RAW). The high court said judiciary should not transgress into an area involving national safety and security. It said the government of India has the power and authority to block any article that compromises national safety and security. The petition sought a direction to the ministries of Information and Broadcasting and External Affairs and the Press Council of India to frame guidelines to ensure that no media outlet publishes any source based information as to whether a government officer or diplomat posted abroad is working for the Indian intelligence agency. It also sought a direction to the Centre to block the URLs o

Sebi bans 3 former executives of firm linked to Chandamama comics publisher

Sebi has barred three former top executives of Geodesic Ltd, which owned children's magazine Chandamama, from the securities markets for one year for siphoning off funds. Those barred by the capital markets regulator are -- Kiran Kulkarni, who was the managing director of Geodesic; Pankaj Kumar, who was the company's chairman; and Prashant Mulekar, who was the director and compliance officer, according to a Sebi order. Chandamama India Limited, publishers of the much loved Chandamama range of children's magazines, was a subsidiary of Geodesic Ltd. In its order, Sebi found that these persons were involved in siphoning of USD 125 million raised by the company through redeemable Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds (FCCBs) from overseas investors in 2008. The funds were mobilised for the purpose of investing in companies including wholly owned subsidiaries. As per Sebi, audited balance sheet of the company for FY 2011-12 was full of misleading financial data and did not contain the true

Magazine held liable for delayed delivery, made to pay Rs 1.5 lakh

The National Commission observed the term "guarantee of satisfaction" would not be limited to the magazine's contents, but would also include other aspects like timely delivery

Best of BS Opinion: Uncertain outlook, bear market patterns, and more

Here are the top BS Opinion articles of the day

Magazines: On a comeback trail?

As a genre, magazine brands may have been given up for dead. Yet the chances of a revival aren't exactly far-fetched

K Raja Prasad Reddy of Telugu media group Sakshi elected INS president

Reddy succeeds Mohit Jain of the Economic Times at INS, the apex body of publishers of newspapers, magazines and periodicals in the country

Business Magnate Sudha Reddy Of Hyderabad Is A Vision Of Ultimate Grace On The Inaugural South Cover Of HELLO! India

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AsiaOne lists top 50 influential real estate brands and leaders 2020-21

AsiaOne lists top 50 influential real estate brands and leaders 2020-21

Beauty and brains as never seen before-- in the genius of the bestselling author and artist Saudamini Mishra aka Dhi, who has mastered her art and the selling of it to change lives

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Where does magazine jurisdiction lie?

Both the District Forum and State Commission dismissed the case claiming they did not have territorial jurisdiction. The National Commission set aside their orders

We will get into electronic media, says RPSG chairman Sanjiv Goenka

Digital will be a crucial arm of the media. I am not sure whether it will be at the cost of print, but it will acquire importance. It is definitely being consumed, says RPSG Chairman

Death knell for printed books, newspapers?

Or a brief stop on the way to better times?

The New Indian Express Group shuts 36-year-old fortnightly Cinema Express

The publication printed its last issue for February 16