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The microblogging platform has approached the court against content blocking orders received under Section 69A of the IT Act, citing free speech
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Currently, six petitions have been filed by various news outlets like The Quint, The Wire, PTI, and Live Law that are being heard at...
A total of six petitions have been filed over the IT Rules by various news outlets like The Quint, The Wire, and Live Law;...
During the hearing, the advocate appearing for the microblogging platform explained why its interim grievance officer had resigned. The Delhi High Court on Tuesday...
In another affidavit filed in the Delhi HC, Twitter said that it was in the final stages of appointing people to the key positions...
The microblogging platform also argued that it had not been given enough time by the petitioner to file a response. While requesting the Delhi...
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