When the courtroom was his conscience: Remembering Dijo Kappan
The article reflects on the life and legacy of Dijo Kappan, a journalist whose legal battles and courtroom experiences shaped his sense of justice and conscience. It highlights his commitment to press freedom and the challenges faced by journalists in India. The piece serves as a tribute to his resilience and dedication to truth-telling.
- ▪Dijo Kappan was a journalist who faced legal challenges for his reporting.
- ▪His time in court became a moral and ethical turning point in his career.
- ▪He was seen as a symbol of resistance for press freedom in India.
- ▪The article emphasizes the risks journalists face when holding power to account.
- ▪Kappan's story underscores the importance of protecting free speech and journalistic integrity.
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