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Fake news is dangerous, and governments must brace themselves for the interplay of fake news and AI-related technologies. But heres the critical question: while tackling fake news at the source and distribution ends is important, should governments get involved in fact-checking?

According to advertising expert Prahlad Kakkar, the government should drop the amendment that requires anti-tobacco warnings to be displayed on the material on entertainment apps because it is...

The official added that the GST Council may not consider any major rate rationalisation exercise, including slashing of GST rate on cement.

Kakkar alleged the government of adopting double standards and said it should ban cigarettes if they want people to not smoke rather than making rules to display warning.

Internet Freedom Foundation wrote to Health Ministry on the implications of the new guidelines for OTT for depiction of tobacco use.

President Akufo-Addo has sworn into office Justice Gertrude Araba Essaba Sackey Torkornoo as the 15th Chief Justice of Ghana.

Best Media Info: The court has issued a notice to the Centre, seeking its response, and issued an order extending the stay on IT Amendment Rules, 2023| Print News

In light of this development, Additional Solicitor General Anil Singh informed the court that it will extend the formation of fact checking body till July 10.

Editors Guild of India, an association to protect freedom of the press as well as the Association of Indian Magazines, comprising of publishers have filed separate petitions challenging the amendment...

IT Rules: Bombay HC extends stay on fact check unit till July 10