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Media trials allegedly used to destroy economy
A domestic and foreign conspiracy is being blamed for efforts to destabilize countrys economy, particularly targeting the banking sector and private industries. A group, disguised as patriots, is reportedly behind a media campaign designed to damage key financial institutions, with some experts...
Investigation uncovers 13 false reports spread by 49 Indian media outlets about Bangladesh
An investigation by Rumor Scanner, a fact-checking organization, has revealed that 49 Indian media outlets have circulated 13 false reports about Bangladesh between August 12 and December 5. The reports, which began circulating after the fall of the Awami League government, have caused...
India's foreign policy faces setback in July revolution: Mahmudur Rahman
Daily Amar Desh Editor Mahmudur Rahman asserted that Indias foreign policy suffered a significant setback with the fall of Sheikh Hasinas regime in the July Revolution. Speaking at the 4th MIU Media Olympiad at Manarat International University in Ashulia, Dhaka on Friday, Mahmudur Rahman stated...
Adviser Nahid says Govt welcomes constructive criticism from media
Information and Broadcasting Adviser Nahid Islam has urged the media and journalists to provide constructive criticism to help improve the governments performance. He emphasized that such feedback would be valuable for refining government policies during an exchange of views with leaders of the...
There's no govt pressure on media: Nahid Islam
Adviser to the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting Md Nahid Islam said there is no pressure on the media from the government and the media should use this freedom to provide objective news with courage. He said this in a view exchange meeting with the editors of daily newspapers at the...
Israel claims of making ‘certain progress’ in Lebanon ceasefire talks
Israels foreign minister said that talks ongoing over Israels stated objectives of pushing Hezbollah away from Israeli border, reports the Guardian. After 13 months of fighting, the foreign minister, Gideon Saar, said on Monday that certain progress had been made on ceasefire talks in Lebanon....
Misinformation, media trials cripple businesses
Businessmen continue to face numerous challenges, exacerbated by media outlets that spread false information about various businesses and financial institutions. Critics argue that these unfounded rumors and fabricated statements constitute a form of media trial. The medias intense scrutiny of...
‘Some news outlets, individuals spreading lies on number of policemen killed’
Chief Advisers Press Wing on Friday said that some news outlets and some people are deliberately spreading lies and misinformation on the number of policemen killed during the July-August student-led uprising, reports BSS. We have noticed that some news outlets and also some people have been...