WORLD NEWS DAY OP-ED: India’s students found their voice this summer while journalists are losing theirs
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India’s press freedom is increasingly being exercised by citizens, students, influencers, and comedians who challenge power online. But true press freedom requires independent journalism that can survive without censorship, government pr…
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