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Relief For Rahul Gandhi As SC Stays Criminal Defamation Trial Over PM Modi Remarks Case
6 outlets reported this over 2 hours. First seen by Huduku: ABP Live, 13 Oct, 11:29 am.
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6 outlets, 5 owners.
- ABP Live: ABP Network Pvt Ltd
- India Today: Living Media India LtdFounded 1975
- NDTV: New Delhi Television LtdFounded 1988
- The Economic Times, Times of India: Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd
- Scroll: Scroll Media Inc.Founded 2014
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6 reports from 6 outlets over 2 hours.
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- Relief For Rahul Gandhi As SC Stays Criminal Defamation Trial Over PM Modi Remarks Case
Words only this outlet used: Relief.
- SC pauses criminal defamation trial against Rahul Gandhi over remark against PM
Words only this outlet used: pauses.
- Top Court Stays Defamation Case Trial Against Rahul Gandhi In PM Remarks Case
Words only this outlet used: Top Court.
- SC stays defamation case trial against Rahul Gandhi
- SC stays criminal defamation trial against Rahul Gandhi in ‘Chowkidar chor hai’ case
Words only this outlet used: Chowkidar, hai.
- Scroll changedSC stays trial in defamation case against Rahul Gandhi for calling PM Modi ‘choron ke sardar’
Words only this outlet used: calling, ke sardar.
Earlier headline SC stays trial in defamation case against Rahul Gandhi for ‘choron ke sardar’ remark about PM Modi · change seen 13 Oct, 4:05 pm?
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Press freedom
6 of 6 headlines here use ‘Defamation’.
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- Free Speech Collective ↗ A network of individuals on freedom of expression in India, formed in 2018: annual reports, statements and a free speech tracker. (facts from; checked 5 Oct 2026)
- CPJ: India ↗ Committee to Protect Journalists, a New York non-profit working since 1981: its page of alerts and reports on India. (facts from; checked 5 Oct 2026)
- RSF: India ↗ Reporters Without Borders' India page: a country summary and its news items on journalists in India. (facts from; checked 5 Oct 2026)
- Newslaundry: Media ↗ Media section of Newslaundry, a Delhi news site: reporting on newsrooms, TV news and cases against journalists. (facts from; checked 5 Oct 2026)
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- RTI Online (Department of Personnel and Training) ↗ DoPT's portal for filing RTI requests and first appeals to central public authorities online; not for state bodies. (facts from; checked 5 Oct 2026)
- Central Information Commission — Decisions ↗ Statutory appeals body under the RTI Act, set up 12 Oct 2005: its decisions on RTI appeals and complaints, and annual reports. (facts from; checked 5 Oct 2026)
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