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The first 10 months of 2022 accounted for a little over 20 percent of the content taken down in the last seven years.
Nearly a year after it was enacted, an amendment to the controversial IT Rules 2021 was proposed and swiftly withdrawn. Here's what it said.
Lawyers weigh in on whether the directive is ultra vires.
There's still no clear reason why it might have been blocked.
Such orders under section 69A are usually kept under wraps.
Twitter has defied such takedown requests in the past but it ended badly.
The validation process of e-signatures has been tweaked to let private players in.
Will it be used to legitimise the IT Rules that's been challenged in multiple courts?
Rebranding efforts haven't helped PUBG stay away from the spotlight after being banned by the Indian government.
The junior IT minister also indicated that the government will spend more time deliberating on the Data Protection Bill.