Trump appeals ruling disqualifying him from Illinois ballot: Report

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India must build ‘deep national strengths’ for transition to leading power: Jaishankar

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ICMR-NIRRCH’s Genetic Research Centre to provide free state-of-the art genetic testing for rare diseases in state

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PWD Engineer-in-Chief must appear virtually: HC over non-compliance of orders on roadside tree plantation

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In Russia, knowing that her son is dead, and waiting for him anyway

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Provide hostel to visually challenged student for free: HC directs JNU

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NHRC notice to Rajasthan police chief over death of prisoner in Ajmer Central Jail

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British banker Jacob Rothschild dies aged 87

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New Pakistan gurdwara panel members irk local Sikhs and Indian govt alike

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Passengers stranded as RoRo water boat service stalls due to low tide

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Noida flower show a one-stop destination for gardening enthusiasts

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PMPML will meet the target of 25 pc electric buses this year: Chairman Sanjay Kolte

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Alexei Navalny’s mother files lawsuit at Russian court demanding release of son’s body

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Police gear up for farmers’ march to Delhi: Barricading at borders, provisions to block roads

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Russia denies US claims that Moscow plans to deploy nuclear weapons in space

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Mumbai BJP chief meets Raj Thackeray amid tie-up buzz; says details will be out at right time

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Rajiv Gandhi’s words coming true, time to save party from ‘power brokers’: Congress

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India pushing for 2-state solution for decades; now more countries seeing it as ‘urgent’: Jaishankar on Gaza

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ED seizes shares, mutual funds worth Rs 13 crore of builder Lalit Tekchandani

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After factory blast, political blame game: Kejriwal announces Rs 10 lakh relief for victims’ kin; BJP, Cong train guns at AAP govt

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Ahead of meeting with farmers, 3 Union ministers hold closed door meeting with Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann

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Delhi Police orders over 30,000 more tear gas shells; high security near border points continues

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Microsoft says US rivals are beginning to use generative AI in offensive cyber operations

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Indian Idol 1 winner Abhijeet Sawant says live performances are his biggest source of income: ‘I spend most of my time on stage…it is my business’

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Now, get online certificate for vehicle breakdown in Dubai

Dubai: Motorists in Dubai can now obtain a ‘To Whom it May Concern’ certificate for insurance claim if their vehicle breaks down due to adverse weather conditions.

The announcement comes as a relief to motorists, as most parts of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) witnessed a heavy rainfall, hail, thunder, and lightning on Monday, morning, February 12.

This service is specifically for vehicles damaged due to natural disasters, “especially considering the conditions the country is experiencing due to extreme weather conditions and heavy rainfall”.

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According to Dubai Police Director Brigadier Mansour Al Qargaoui, motorists can now apply for a damaged vehicle certificate through their website or application, uploading photos, and receiving the certificate electronically within 1-2 business days for a fee of Dirham 95.

Previously, motorists had to apply online and physically present their damaged vehicle at the nearest police station for inspection to verify the cause of damage, after which a ‘To Whom It May Concern’ certificate was issued electronically.

#News | Dubai Police Announces Automation of "To Whom It May Concern" Certificate Service on Website

Details:https://t.co/MNXP7GghbL#YourSecurityOurHappiness#SmartSecureTogether pic.twitter.com/wxzT4q7stY

— Dubai Policeشرطة دبي (@DubaiPoliceHQ) February 12, 2024

Al Qargaoui emphasized the integration of automation in the city’s future objectives to make it the world’s smartest city, using the latest technologies and artificial intelligence systems to automate all services.

This aims to enhance police service by providing proactive solutions, faster procedures, and enhancing customer satisfaction, ultimately improving their quality of life.

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Rahul writes to PM over ‘plight’ of MGNREGS workers in WB, urges Centre to release funds

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IndiGo plane misses taxiway at Delhi airport, blocks runway for over 15 minutes; hits flight ops

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‘Shows Army in poor light’: Right-wing group tries to disrupt screening of film on Kashmir

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Days before Haldwani violence, intel report had warned demolition drive could take violent turn

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Ranji Trophy: With chairman of selectors watching on, Devdutt Padikkal continues superb form to put Karnataka in front against TN

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Karnataka govt orders CID probe into ‘missing’ Parashurama statue

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Rajasthan: Youth killed after cricket match in Jhalawar

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A Russian bank account may offer clues to a North Korean arms deal

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Senior police inspector faces inquiry for fudging records to access estranged wife’s call data records

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Two minors among 4 held for robbing cabbie dropping techie in Pune

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Mamata to visit Delhi on Monday to attend meeting on simultaneous polls

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With Bharat Ratna for Advani after Karpoori, BJP message for polls clear: social justice, Hindutva

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Grandpacore has Deepika Padukone’s seal of approval; here’s how to ace the fashion trend

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Dead body of newborn recovered from garbage disposal in Parel; case registered

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Lionel Messi signed napkin which started his career at FC Barcelona to be auctioned in March starting £300,000

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‘My state has done the greatest honour by putting me in jail’: Anand Teltumbde after receiving Karnataka’s Basava award

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Fresh violence in Manipur: Two killed during heavy firing in Imphal West

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National Newspaper Day: India celebrates 244 years of print media

Newspapers and other print media are still remain the unwavering symbols of media and society in the era of digital media. Nothing compares to the relaxing sound of pages turning or the physical appeal of a fresh broadsheet, even in the face of profound changes in the information landscape.

India observes National Newspaper Day on January 29 each year to commemorate the launch of the first newspaper in the country in 1780. For the Indian journalistic community as a whole and the Newspaper Society of India, this day is important. It pays homage to the advancements in journalism and the press over time.

History of print media

James Augustine Hicky established the first newspaper, known as the Bengal Gazette or Hicky’s Gazette, on January 29, 1780. Popular among British soldiers, this two-page weekly newspaper served as an inspiration for subsequent Indian periodicals.

In November of the same year, the publication of the Indian Gazette by Messer B Messinck and Peter Read began. Other newspapers that followed were the Calcutta Gazette in 1784, The Bengal Journal in 1785, and the Madras Courier by Richard Johnson in 1785.

British rule had a big impact on India’s early newspapers, which provided ads but also restricted the autonomy of such publications. As a result, the publications lacked credibility and good journalism.

Recognising the potential influence of newspapers, social reformer Raja Rammohan Roy launched a weekly Bengali journal named Sambad Kaumudi in 1821. This publication, which addressed issues of local, political, religious, and moral concern, reflected Indian discontent with British authority.

Newspapers used to inspire the people of the country to rebel against the British and achieve independence. Modern ideas of democracy, freedom, equality, and patriotism were disseminated through the media.

Advancement in Indian newspapers

The newspaper industry expanded quickly in the 20th century, creating jobs and drawing in more readers. Its original goals included advocating social change and promoting nationalism, but as technology advanced, it shifted its focus to being profitable.

Democracy depends on having access to information, and the media in India is a major source of this access. As of March 2022, there were about 146,000 registered publications in the newspaper category. Print media has been an essential part of the democratic system. According to Press in India, there has been a 1.05% increase in the total registered publishing over the years.

Between December 2019 and March 2020, Dainik Jagran was the top Indian publication, according to the Indian Readership Survey. During the poll period, the daily had the largest audience in the nation, with over 68 million readers. Dainik Bhaskar came in second, with over 52 million readers.

Tanushree Basuroy, a research specialist, estimates that the print sector in India will be worth around 250 billion Indian rupees in 2022. By 2025, it is anticipated to surpass 279 billion rupees, representing a compound annual growth of almost 3%.

Print media is still expanding, giving individuals the ability to engage in democratic and nation-building processes and make educated decisions, even in the face of the growth of audio, visual, and digital media.

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‘We are well looked after’, says Indian Davis Cup manager on landing in Pakistan

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Environmental officials working to clean up fuel after fiery tanker truck crash in Ohio

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Chhattisgarh man hit by Hindutva mob, no arrests despite police presence

A viral video of a Muslim man screaming for help as his face and hands are covered with blood while being led to a police station by a Hindutva mob in Raipur, Chhattisgarh has been making rounds on the internet for two days.

The incident happened on January 24 in Sinodha village, which is around 50 kms from Raipur. He was eventually brought to the Tilda Newra police station.

The video shows the oppressed, a Muslim man who allegedly runs a madrasa, being led by a crowd waving saffron flags, screaming “Hindustan mein rehna hoga, Jai Shri Ram kehna hoga (If you want to stay in Hindustan, you should chant Jai Shri Ram.

Hindutva group in Chhattisgarh's Tilda Newra celebrating Ram temple, assaulted a Muslim man

Saffron mob launched attack on Muslims and their properties over social media posts. Despite arrests of Muslims, including minors, no actions are taken against Hindutva men by police pic.twitter.com/3cI7S4bNdb

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Speaking to The Indian Express, a senior police officer said, “A 14-year-old boy from the village had uploaded an allegedly objectionable video. We received a complaint from a villager, and during our investigation, learnt that 3 persons, including the man in the video, had allegedly provoked him. We lodged an FIR against them.”

The police officer said that two FIRs were lodged. “But no arrest has been made so far there is no evidence of an attack in the footage,” he remarked.

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Mumbai police bust loans scam call centre, 10 held

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Higher education survey: PhD enrolments in state up by over 8,500 in last 5 years, says study

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300 tractors on road, Greater Noida farmers carry out rally to demand MSP, loan waivers

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Express News Quiz: ‘Fighter’, black tigers & the butter chicken debate

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