Justice For Satish Nandgaonkar: An Update

Satish Nangaonkar’s tragic death was not in vain. It triggered a wave of protests against the Resident Editor, who humiliated and bullied him. It also sparked a nationwide debate on the norms of newsroom behaviour. HT Media had no option

Toxicity in Newsrooms: An Elephant that Media Houses Don't See.
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MEET-THE-PRESS with Prashant Bhushan & Anjali Bhardwaj: The Electoral bonds judgment - Implications and repercussions.
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Prashant Bhushan Anjali Bhardwaj
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'Gone, but never forgotten.'

It has been one month since Satish Nandgaonkar tragically passed away on February 28th, and his family is still awaiting justice.

Friends and colleagues of Satish gathered at the Press Club for a short memorial today to commemorate his beautiful

K Rajendran bags Mumbai Press Club – N R Prakash Fellowship for Science & Technology for 2024.

The Mumbai Press Club has selected a proposal from K Rajendran -- Beehive Fence to AI Alert: Relevance of technology to mitigate man-animal conflict in Kerala -- for the Mumbai Press

The Mumbai Press Club extends warm wishes for a joyful Holi, brimming with happy moments and cherished memories that will last a lifetime. May this Festival of Colours imbue your life with the brightest hues of happiness, success, and prosperity!

During the condolence meeting held at the Mumbai Press Club in memory of the late Satish Nandgaonkar, Anjali Ambekar, the wife of Satish, expressed her sentiments.
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Canon India organized a workshop and free digital service camp exclusively for members of the Mumbai Press Club. Heartfelt gratitude to Canon India for their outstanding service.
CANON India

Satish Nandgaonkar’s death kicks up row over newsroom toxicity. The Hindustan Times senior journalist died of cardiac arrest on February 28. newslaundry.com/2024/03/16/sat…

Kudos to the Editor's Guild for taking cognisance of Mrs Nandagaonkar's and Press Club's complaints. We hope HTMedia will clear the air and order an impartial inquiry into Satish's death. In case of default by HT, the EGI must do the inquiry to serve the ends of justice
Hindustan Times

In the wake of the ongoing challenges journalists face, the Mumbai Press Club is organising a Mental Health Awareness and de-stressing Session for journalists with renowned Psychiatrist Dr. Harish Shetty on Friday, March 15th, at 4 p.m. in the Club's conference hall.