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The Digital India Act will replace the 23-year-old Information and Technology Act, 2000 (IT Act), and is anticipated to regulate platforms, user harms, and...
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The Digital India Act will replace the 23-year-old Information and Technology Act, 2000 (IT Act), and is anticipated to regulate platforms, user harms, and...
Many of the government's Section 69A orders—issued on grounds like public security and national security—have been consistently criticised for their lack of transparency.
Appearing for X Corp, Senior Advocate Sajjan Poovayya said that while the platform has blocked the requested accounts, they still lack reasoning.
The government giving itself power to issue safe harbour licenses shifts the status quo, as instead of being given to companies by default, now...
Reports noted that the fact check unit would initiate action against misinformation, disinformation, and 'malinformation' under the IT Act (2000), the Indian Penal Code...
The censorship of the publication’s website and social media accounts comes in the backdrop of the arrest of Fahad Shah, the Founder-Editor of The...
X is also contesting the court's decision to uphold the blocking of 29 accounts
MediaNama’s Nikhil Pahwa and G. Aarathi explore the Karnataka High Court’s recent dismissal of Twitter’s challenge against 39 government blocking orders, and the consequences...
Justice Krishna S. Dixit held that Section 69A allows the government to block accounts, not just tweets
The verdict brings to an end months of hearings on the constitutionality of government censorship on the Indian Internet
