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The Reporters' Collective claims non-profit status cancelled by tax authorities

Summary by Hindustan Times
The Reporters' Collective said that since 2021 it existed as a formal registered non-profit funded by the citizens.

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The Reporters’ Collective non-profit status revoked: What lies ahead for other media orgs?

The investigative news portal said tax authorities repealed its status claiming that journalism does not serve any public purpose.

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Investigative news outlet ‘The Reporters’ Collective’ says non-profit status cancelled by Centre

Tax authorities claimed that journalism did not serve a public purpose, said the platform.

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The Reporters' Collective claims non-profit status cancelled by tax authorities

The Reporters' Collective said that since 2021 it existed as a formal registered non-profit funded by the citizens.

·New Delhi, India
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India revokes non-profit status of investigative journalism group

New Delhi: In a move that has raised alarm among press freedom advocates, Indian tax authorities have revoked the non-profit status of The Reporters’ Collective (TRC), a New Delhi-based digital media outlet known for its investigative journalism. According to Kashmir Media Service, authorities justified the move by claiming that TRC’s journalism does not serve a public purpose. This is despite the organization’s impactful investigations, such as…

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They don’t serve a public purpose: IT Dept cancels non-profit status of independent media

The Reporters Collective, known for investigative reports, research, and journalist training, lost its non-profit status a month after reporting alleged government efforts to manipulate global indices, alongside coverage of Manipur’s conflict, women’s safety, and forest conservation.

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Journalism serves ‘no public purpose’: India’s tax authorities strip The Reporters’ Collective of non-profit status

The Reporters’ Collective, a non-profit organization known for its investigative journalism in India, has announced that tax authorities have revoked its non-profit status, arguing that journalism does not serve a public purpose. The move, the organization says, severely hampers its ability to function and raises concerns over the state of independent journalism in India. The […] The post Journalism serves ‘no public purpose’: India’s tax author…

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Hindustan Times broke the news in New Delhi, India on Tuesday, January 28, 2025.
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