Thursday, August 3, 2017
Is free speech under threat in Modi’s India? | Freedom of the press
On June 9, Prannoy Roy stood at a lectern in front of a crowd of journalists at the Press Club of India in New Delhi. The journalists had gathered to protest against the recent raids on NDTV, India’s oldest TV news channel, by the Central Bureau of Investigation. “They’re trying to tell us we can suppress you even if you have done nothing wrong … and to be clear, that is a signal for the entire 
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