Prasar Bharati has called on newspapers, magazines, and television channels across India to register on its newswire platform, Prasar Bharati Shared Audio Visuals for Broadcast and Dissemination (PB-SHABD), for free access to a wide range of news and multimedia content.

PR Professionals (PRP Group) has been appointed as the communications partner for RHI Magnesita India Ltd., a global leader in high-grade refractory products used in the steel, cement, glass, and non-ferrous metal industries.

India warms up to China with tourist visas, while a 53-year-old rapist is sent to juvenile court—because he was 16 when he committed the crime in 1988. Meanwhile, Ghaziabad’s self-styled ‘Baron of Westarctica’ faked embassies, passports, and press IDs until a 17-hour raid burst his micronation bubble. On the cricket pitch, USA’s Olympic dream stumbles as internal power plays wreck the T20 plot. But Bollywood roars back—Saiyaara leads an Rs 1,150 crore surge. And quietly nudging from the shadows? AI, helping the taxman rake in Rs 11,000 crore in just four years.

Eight new newsletter verticals, an imminent podcast series, and registration are key changes to Man of Many's digital lifestyle platform.

As the new financial year takes shape, Pickr Founder and publisher Leigh :) Stark has issued a new callout for companies to open their wallets and support independent publishers in a bid to keep them viable.

THE BRIEF: Another Tariff-ic day in news today as the nation’s top journalists train their sights on that clown in the minefield: Australia negotiating a safe path between superpowers. It's Subs, sub-plots and beef, as Matt Buchanan takes us on a tour of today's newspaper headlines and stories. There's news on our very own Neville Chamberlain, says Matt, and looks like we'll soon be getting US beef, and another hefty payment for submarimes we won't see for a very long time. Stories by Paul Garvey, Philip Coorey, Michael Koziol, Laughlin Leeming, Samantha Maiden, and journos at the Wall Street Journal.

Bizzcom Solutions, an integrated PR agency, has announced plans to expand into over 10 countries within the next three years as part of its global growth strategy.

Famous Innovations has been onboarded as the official communications partner for the World Pickleball League (WPBL).

VP Dhankhar’s sudden resignation set Delhi’s grapevine on fire—health issue or political fallout? A fiery APU incident at IGI Airport added to Air India’s growing chaos log. Meanwhile, Haryana appointed a stalker-on-trial as assistant advocate general—because why not? Ozzy Osbourne, heavy metal’s wildest icon, bit his last bat. BCCI’s powerplay ends as the new Sports Bill will drag it under RTI. And PayPal’s new global wallet move—with India’s UPI and China’s WeChat—promises smoother cross-border payments for 2 billion users. Politics, planes, pop culture and PayPal—all in a day’s news binge.

Alice Clarke has had a successful 2025 so far. In March, the consumer technology and game journalist picked up the Lizzy for Best Games Reviewer at the Australian IT Journalism Awards.

Editor leaves Vacations & Travel, citing lack of job security due to the publication 'being up for sale' but owners Signature Media say while they looked at selling the long-running masthead they have now decided against a sale.

SBS commentary team for Tokyo World Athletics Championships will be led by iconic broadcaster Bruce McAvaney.

Perhaps it was the reports yesterday of the toxic algal bloom ravaging South Australian waters, or simply the fact that Parliament is back and it’s time to pick up the emissions decisions the ALP deferred at the May election—but today’s theme is clearly green, although the energy isn’t always, shall we say, exactly clean

NDTV has informed the stock exchanges that it has voluntarily surrendered the approval for uplinking and downlinking its proposed news and current affairs channel, NDTV Gujarati, according to a report by e4m.

The Delhi High Court referred to its Intellectual Property Division (IPD), a plea filed by YouTuber Mohak Mangal seeking transfer of ANI’s copyright and trademark infringement suit from the trial court to the High Court, according to the Bar and Bench.