The timing of Amazon’s bad publicity couldn’t have been worse. The media site Morning Context recently reported that the Seattle-based e-co...

The similar-sounding Panchjanya, launched in 1948 also from Lucknow and named after Krishna's conch, is not a satirical magazine but a seri...

Hitting out at Amazon's video platform, Prime Video, the article says it has been releasing movies and television series that are against t...

The former executives said that while criticism of Infosys over its failure to address issues in the newly built Income Tax e-filing portal...

Panchjanya carried a four-page cover story on Infosys 'Saakh Aur Aghaat' (Reputation and Damage). The magazine attacked the Bengaluru-based...

In the cover article in its latest edition, 'Panchjanya' has questioned Congress leader Anand Sharma's statement that the letter was "forge...

On the Republic Day, pro-RSS publication 'Panchjanya' has raked up the controversial Shah Bano case and the GST issue to argue that the cou...

Highly critical of Karnataka government's decision to celebrate Tipu Jayanti to "appease" minorities, an article in 'Panchjanya' described ...

Opposition leaders have dubbed Modi as one of the 'most travelled' Prime Ministers for going abroad 29 times since assuming office in May l...

An RSS sympathiser has lost his 16-year-old column in a pro-RSS newspaper because he spoke to ET about the eating habits of top RSS leaders.

Panchjanya said the "young Mr India of the old party" has abandoned the ship leaving the task of steering it to the old guard.

It also took swipe at Congress VP Rahul Gandhi, saying the OROP settlement has led to "fears in the dynasty's young scion".

Hindi has the potential to unite the country and "chase away" English, which has "enslaved" India, RSS organ 'Panchjanya' has said.

RSS mouthpiece 'Organiser' and 'Panchjanya' are coming out with a "collector's edition" of his writings as well as those written on him by ...

RSS mouthpiece 'Panchjanya' has raised questions on making Kiran Bedi chief ministerial candidate and wondered if lack of unity, planning o...

The trigger for removal of editors was the stand Organiser and Panchjanya took on allegations of corruption against Nitin Gadkari.

Much to the relief of employees, Labour minister, Sahib Sigh Verma ruled out a further cut in the interest rate on EPF presently at 9.5%.