For just Rs 1,500, hundreds of hospital CCTV videos, including childbirth and vaginal exams, were sold on Telegram channels. We looked into the online sale of intimate hospital footage. Watch https://t.co/n9xKlOfimo

Over 13 months, @NidhiSuresh_ spoke to Pulsar Suni — the man convicted of abducting and raping a leading Malayalam actor. In this 9-chapter saga, she takes a deep dive into the twisted moral universe of a hired rapist. https://t.co/kPMQuTvVkR

On Dec 8, the verdict in the #KeralaActorAssaultCase will be announced. TNM has reported this case since 2017, tracking every turn in the investigation & trial. As we get closer to verdict, we will bring verified updates & ground reporting. Follow TNM for the full picture.

Dileep and Kerala actor assault: The case in a nutshell |

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🧵1/ What if CCTV footage from theatres, homes, hostels & even hospitals are sold on Telegram as soft porn? The first time I watched those visuals, I couldn’t sit through. There were many things disturbing about this story.

Can we trust CCTV cameras? TNM uncovers how surveillance footage from movie halls reached Telegram porn groups & how this is just a tip of an underground market. A story by @megham__ Read here: https://t.co/DTUtTprxl1 Support this reporting series: https://t.co/wK3AexSAHa

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From reporting in #Chennai to covering Delhi's corridors of power, one thing has been clear: govt ads come with expectations. A 26% hike in print ad rates will silence more coverage than it pays for. So we’re countering it with 26% off on subscriptions: https://t.co/VXn5jnuzHW

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Govt print-ad rates have gone up by 26%. For many outlets, that will shape news priorities. At TNM, we stepped away from ads to keep our editorial decisions free from that pressure. We’re marking that choice with 26% off on subscriptions:  https://t.co/sxlAgMRXVO

Ache din for print media! Govt increases Print ad rates up by 26%. So while everyone’s busy raising ad rates. We’re raising the bar for journalism. Here’s our move — avail 26% off on our subscriptions:

🥳 We’re thrilled to share that @newslaundry & @thenewsminute have won big at the Laadli Media & Advertising Awards 2025 (@Laadli_PF) for gender-sensitive journalism! Here's a look at the work that that made it possible👇

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Chai, especially Irani, is the ubiquitous Hyderabadi beverage, accompanied by an Osmania biscuit. However, long before chai came to the city, it was coffee, or qahwa, that was the preferred beverage that accompanied discussions on culture, art, poetry and music. 1/4

As more and more powerful figures advocate for inhuman work hours in the name of nation-building, it's important to remember that it took humankind hundreds of years to achieve the 8-hour workday. A thread on 10 powerful images to remind us not to turn the progress back. 1/12