Today marks 7 years since the abrogation of Article 370 in Kashmir. In 2019, a two-member team from NWMI and the Free Speech Collective (FSC) spent 5 days in the Valley during the severe crackdown on the media in Kashmir. #Article370 #Kashmir #PressFreedom
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The Network of Women in Media, India (NWMI) strongly condemns the use of force against peaceful protesters and journalists at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, as well as efforts to intimidate citizens and discourage democratic protest.
P. Sainath gives a shout out to NWMI in this interview with @kunalkamra.bsky.social in a conversation on journalism and media in India. www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Mbl...
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NWMI has been added to the signatories for ACOS Freelance Journalists Safety Principles.
Romita Saluja, Aishwarya S Iyer and Sushmita, members of the Network of Women in Media, India, were recognised at the SOPA 2026 Awards for Editorial Excellence in various categories. The annual SOPA Awards for Editorial Excellence is administered by the Society of Publishers in Asia.
The BJP came to power with a host of promises to women voters, but women are the biggest casualty of its new policies, including the drive to clear Kolkata footpaths of vendors and kiosks, writes senior journalist Shikha Mukherjee #WomenAndElections
The Network of Women in Media, India welcomes the quashing by the Delhi High Court on 29 May 2026 of the FIR & the Enforcement Directorate’s Enforcement Case Information Report (ECIR) against #NewsClick and Editor-in-Chief Prabir Purkayastha over foreign funding. #NWMI #PrabirPurkayastha #DelhiHC
Join us in congratulating NWMI member Dhanya Rajendran — editor-in-chief and co-founder of The News Minute — as she has been conferred the BRP Bhaskar Excellence Award for Outstanding Journalism. #WomenInJournalism
The impact of #ClimateChange is felt disproportionately by #women, especially those who are poor, marginalised, and dependent on natural resources for their livelihoods. #InkSights #NWMI #WomenInMedia #WomenInJournalism #WorldEnvironmentDay #Water nwmindia.org/features/cli...
While a large number of women voters were struck off the rolls, the R.G. Kar rape case and teachers’ recruitment scam created public opinion against Mamata Banerjee, writes #NWMI member #ShikhaMukherjee Read more here: nwmindia.org/features/gen... #Gender@Polls #GenderMediaElections #WestBengal
After 10 days of drama & suspense, Congress leader V D Satheesan has been picked for the post of Kerala chief minister on May 13. Only 11 women have been elected to the 140-member Legislative Assembly in a state that prides itself on its literacy, social indices and progressive outlook.
🏅 Please join us in congratulating NWMI member Durba Ghosh — Guwahati Bureau Chief of Press Trust of India (PTI) — as she has been conferred the Brahmaputra Valley Journalism Award by the Assam State Journalists Union (ASJU). #WomenInJournalism
In this month's #InkSights, on World Press Freedom Day NWMI’s Anupama Bijur focuses on World Press Freedom Index 2026 recently released by Reporters Without Borders. India has slipped to the 157th position, down six places from 2025. #WorldPressFreedomDay2026
The casual misogyny of the campaign trail is not separate from the structural abandonment of women, Diya Maria George writes from Tamil Nadu for NWMI's Gender Media and Election blog.
The question isn't whether women deserve representation. It's who benefits from how it's being done. #Delimitation #WomensReservation
The Women's Bill was already passed unanimously in the Parliament in 2023 and came into force on 16th April 2026. What then was the bill that was currently defeated in Parliament? #Delimitation #WomensReservation
Heartiest congratulations to NWMI member Aiswarya Raj, correspondent at The Indian Express, on winning the Danish Siddiqui Journalism Award 2026 in the Print category.Aiswarya was joint winner with Dheeraj Mishra for their important Indian Express investigation.
STATEMENT: #NWMI Demands Withdrawal of Draft IT Second Amendment Rules, 2026 Six journalist bodies met at the Press Club of India (PCI), expressed concern at draft amendment to #InformationTechnologyRules 2026, demand Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology withdraw it. #PressFreedom
In Assam, the BJP doubled down to woo 1.23 crore women voters through cash transfer schemes, targeted at economically vulnerable households. The schemes have gained visible traction, writes @anganack.bsky.social #Gender@Polls #GME #NWMI Read the full post here: nwmindia.org/features/ele...
More women have entered parliament, become heads of state across Africa, but some continue a legacy of repression and curtailing women’s rights. Read the full post here: nwmindia.org/features/gen... #NWMI #GenderMediaElections #InternationalPolitics
No Need for a C for Certified No one expected that in the middle of the US-Israel war on Iran and an LPG crisis in India, the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Bill, 2026 would be fast-tracked #TGBill #TransgenderPersonsBill #NWMI #InkSights #GenderMedia #WomeninJournalism
Congratulations to NWMI members Afrida Hussain, Sanna Irshad Mattoo and Sahar Zaman! #MediaAwards #NWMI
NWMI Stands in Solidarity with Trans and Queer Persons, Demands Repeal of Amendments to Trans Bill. #RejectTransbill2026
NWMI member Anna Vetticad wins big at The Media Foundation awards “In a field where journalists often become conduits for publicity and propaganda, Ms Vetticad’s reportage on the entertainment industry breaks new ground and enables a deeper understanding of our society"
Congratulations, NWMI member Sukanya Shantha , on this huge recognition by The Media Foundation Sukanya Shantha won the award for her four-part investigation into the disproportionate number of guilty pleas amongst cases prosecuted by the National Investigation Agency (NIA).
The Network of Women in Media, India (NWMI) unequivocally condemns the decision to confer the Jnanpith Award for 2025 on lyricist Vairamuthu.
#Throwback #Nobel laureate #EstherDuflo delivered the keynote address at #NWMI's 20th anniversary meet on March 18, 2022. The session was moderated by @dhanyarajendran.bsky.social, co-founder and editor-in-chief of @thenewsminute.com
Priya Kapoor, Consulting Editor, News Sense, has offered to conduct a Solutions Journalism (SoJo) training session online in collaboration with #NWMI. #WomenInJournalism #WomenInMedia #Training #SoJo #SolutionsJournalism
For women war reporters, the battlefield has two frontlines. When you read a report on the US-Israel’s war on Iran...look at the byline. If it’s written by a woman, read the report knowing women journalists covering conflict zones face two kinds of dangers. #InkSights #NWMI #InternationalWomensDay