News — real updates, clear takes from News Lives India
Want quick, reliable news without the fluff? This tag is your shortcut. You’ll find breaking stories, sharp reviews, practical explainers, and opinion pieces that help you understand what’s happening now in India and beyond.
What you’ll find here
We cover big topics and everyday questions. From politics and legal updates to film reviews and tech buys, the posts under "news" aim to inform and guide. Examples from recent posts: a strong, split reaction to Vivek Agnihotri’s film The Bengal Files; a friendly guide explaining you don’t need a special license to start a YouTube news channel; and practical answers on hit-and-run laws in India. Each piece gives clear context so you can form your own view fast.
Stories are written for readers who want facts first. Expect short summaries up top, followed by the key details and what they mean. If a topic needs deeper background, we add it without jargon.
Featured stories and how to use them
Here are types of posts you’ll often see under this tag and how to use them:
Film and culture reviews: Read our review of The Bengal Files to know what critics and audiences are saying, whether the movie’s approach worked, and which performances stand out.
How-to and guides: Want to launch a YouTube news channel? Our piece on licensing explains the rules in plain language so you can start without confusion.
Practical law and life: Questions like "What are hit-and-run laws in India?" get clear answers with penalties, legal basics, and simple steps to follow if you’re involved in an accident.
Daily life and comparisons: We address common reader questions — from whether India is a good place to live compared to the USA, to what life is like for Indian immigrants in Australia — with straightforward pros and cons you can use.
To get the most from this tag, skim the bolded summaries, then read the articles that match your interest. We keep pieces short enough for a quick read but detailed where it matters.
Want a specific update? Use the site search or check related tags on each article. If you’re curious about tech buys, sports stars, or local politics, the news tag will point you to clear, useful reads — no filler, just the facts and practical context.
Follow this tag if you want a steady stream of varied, readable updates from across India: politics, cinema, tech, legal explainers, and everyday life topics that matter now.
Why does NDTV News always show against PM Modi?
NDTV News has been accused of having a bias against Prime Minister Modi since he took office in 2014. Critics cite the network's coverage of his policies and activities as being overly negative. The network has also been accused of giving too much airtime to opposition politicians, while not providing enough coverage of the government's achievements. NDTV insists that it is objective and impartial in its reporting, and that its coverage is based solely on facts and the truth. However, many people still believe the network is biased against the Prime Minister and his government.
