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The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MEITY) is looking to begin industry consultations on amendments to India’s Information Technology Act by end of...
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The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MEITY) is looking to begin industry consultations on amendments to India’s Information Technology Act by end of...
A social media platform cannot evade their “responsibility, accountability and larger commitment to ensure that its platform is not misused on a large scale...
The Indian government is looking at amending IPC sections 153A and 505 to include provisions specified under Section 66A, that were struck down by the...
There’s something unusual and unexpected about the order from the Department of Telecommunications to ISPs, for blocking access to pornography in India. View the...
It looks like the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) is seriously considering bringing back Section 66A of the IT Act, 2008 albeit in a slightly...
And the hits just keep on rolling: Cops at a Thane police station have filed an FIR under the now defunct Section 66A of...
My first reaction as I stepped out of court number 3 after the Supreme Court of India pronounced its historic judgment on freedom of...
The Supreme Court today ruled on a series of cases challenging the IT Act, including Section 66A (3 years in prison for offensive statements...
The Supreme Court today ruled on a series of cases challenging the IT Act, including Section 66A (3 years in prison for offensive statements...
After the Supreme Court ruled against Section 66A, the punishment of which is up to 3 years in prison for offensive statements online, Twitter...
