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Rs 1.9 cr a day: BJP govt in MP spent more on publicity than on environment or minority depts (opens the original)
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Madhya Pradesh spent Rs 1,413.76 crore on advertising and publicity in the two financial years for which audited figures exist, overshooting its own budget both times. Drive through almost any town in Madhya Pradesh and the state government is impossible to avoid. Hoardings at the chowk. Full pages in the morning paper. Sponsored posts around every government event. Chief Minister Mohan Yadavâs face is on most of them, and not only inside the state. Madhya Pradesh government advertisements hav
July 20 crackdown: One DCP approved pellets, another authorised firearms (opens the original)
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Section 70(1)(b) of the Delhi Police Act, 1978 empowers the government to confer the powers of an Executive Magistrate on police officers of the rank of ACP and above. A document seen by Newslaundry shows that a Deputy Commissioner of Police, acting with the powers of an Executive Magistrate, authorised the Rapid Action Force to use tear gas, lathi charge and firearms against protesters at Jantar Mantar on July 20. This document is separate from a general diary entry at Parliament Street police
From âGodi mediaâ taunts to assault: The reporters caught in Jantar Mantarâs anger (opens the original)
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From rape threats to a stolen phone, and a mother heckled in her own neighbourhood park. Four days after a young NDTV reporter covered the CJP protest at Jantar Mantar, her mother was surrounded in a neighbourhood park by people demanding to know why her daughter had lied. They had watched a viral video of the journalist and told the mother: âWhy did your daughter lie? She is a liar, Godi media.â By then, the reporter had already spent days absorbing worse. A group told her at the protest si
The Bollywood pracharaks who found their place in Modiâs orbit (opens the original)
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Together, Mahaveer Jain and Hitesh Jain built careers that grew in near-perfect step with the BJPâs growing grip on Hindi cinema. In the second part of our Bollywood series, we trace the story of how they did it and what it has done to Bollywoodâs independence. Read the first part of this series here. On the evening of September 21, 2025, as Bollywood celebrities arrived at Mumbaiâs Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre for a grand musical tribute to Narendra Modi, a man in a plain white kurt
âThe film will make you Rs 100 cr, look at Kashmir Filesâ: Inside the quiet capture of Bollywood (opens the original)
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Bollywood is the worldâs most-watched film industry. Over the past few years, it has also become one of its most politically compliant. This is the first part of a series that examines how that happened, who made it happen, and what it cost. His social media reads like a saffron scrapbook. A picture with Yogi Adityanath. A Modi birthday wish. His new film marks the Sangh centenary. His character declares his RSS faith: âSwayamsewak ke dil mein shunka nahi, Shankar baste hain.â Both in reel
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