The Supreme Court has reviewed the government's rules for OTT streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, and observed that they are not tough enough, Live Law reported. "We have received the Rules you have filed. These Rules don’t have any teeth. There’s no provision for prosecution. They’re only just guidelines," the court observed, according to remarks carried on Twitter by Live Law. Tushar Mehta, the Solicitor General of India, reportedly said the government "can come up with a draft within two weeks" for "the Court’s consideration". SG: We can come up with a draft within two weeks. We are trying to balance. We can come up with something for the Court’s consideration. This needs examination. #ITRules #Tandav — Live Law (@LiveLawIndia) March 5, 2021 The OTT guidelines were "welcomed" by the industry on Thursday. With Mehta's comments, it's unclear…
