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Shalu Yadav

With raids, arrests and hostile takeovers, India press freedom continues to decline

Border Police stand guard outside the office building where Indian tax authorities raided the BBC's office in New Delhi on Feb. 15. (Sajjad Hussain/AFP via Getty Images)

NEW DELHI — "I have resigned," the journalist declared in a YouTube video last November. "You won't hear me on NDTV anymore saying, 'Hello, I'm Ravish Kumar.'" And with that, the longtime face of New Delhi Television, one of India's oldest news broadcasting channels, stepped down.

Ravish, 48, had been with NDTV for 26 years. At the time of his resignation, he was senior executive editor at the news outlet, known for its fierce and critical coverage of government policies and citizens' voices.

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