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X Corp (formerly Twitter) informed the Karnataka High Court on Wednesday that it has deposited Rs 25 lakhs with the Registry, in pursuance of its appeal against blocking orders issued by the Ministry...

The Karnataka High Court on Thursday granted one more and last opportunity to X Corp (formerly Twitter) to place on record material to show that it had complied with blocking orders issued to it by...

The government’s powers to censor online content have been further boosted by a Karnataka High Court order and a new data protection law.

The Karnataka High Court on Thursday stayed a Single bench order dismissing the plea moved by X Corp (formerly Twitter) challenging the blocking orders issued to it by the Ministry of Electronics and...

The personal data bill’s detour into content blocking is not only a duplication of an existing power the government already possesses under the IT Act, but it lacks basic safeguards too. This could lead to bureaucratic excesses that can disrupt internet businesses and hinder our path to a trillion-dollar digital economy

The development comes a month after the Karnataka High Court quashed X’s petition seeking relief from some blocking orders of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology

X Corp (formerly Twitter) has preferred an appeal before the Karnataka High Court challenging the single bench order dismissing its plea challenging the blocking orders issued to it by the Ministry of...

The high court granted six weeks to the Centre to respond and listed the plea on October 4.

Though there has been much speculation and commentary among industry stakeholders, the Office of Inspector General (OIG) and the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC)...

“Shreya Singhal is absolutely a landmark judgment on free speech in our times,” observed IFF’s Tanmay Singh at MarketsNama conference