Indian government revokes journalist's permit

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Inside Modi’s crackdown on the foreign press in India

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Sébastien Farcis , a French journalist working for Radio France Internationale, Libération and the Swiss and Belgian public radios, was denied a work permit in India .

Two other foreign journalists have been forced to leave the country this year as their journalist work permits were not renewed.

In August 2019 , New Delhi brought the territory of Jammu and Kashmir under its direct control.

Restrictions on foreign media were extended to the entire territory and implemented very strictly.

Canadian journalist Stephanie Nolen , who reported from India from 2008 to 2013 for the Globe and Mail , said she was rebuked for her critical coverage of caste by the previous administration.

Since the country opened up to international markets in 1991 , the Indian media underwent massive changes.

Advancements in satellite technology also helped faster transmission of news and challenge the foreign correspondent model.

Indian journalists are more vulnerable to legal cases being slapped against them or other kinds of retribution.

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