Content Blocking Orders News Today

The Union of India has said that X Corp (formerly Twitter) does not have locus standi to seek access to orders passed by the Review Committee (contemplated under Blocking Rules of 2009), confirming...

Even as the number of content-blocking orders from the Centre to social media platforms has soared significantly over the last five years, the government is attempting to widen the horizon of a key legal provision that empowers it to issue takedown orders, The Indian Express has learnt. Under the upcoming Digital India Bill, the imminent […]

Social media platform X has appealed to an Indian state court to set aside its ruling that rejected a plea against some government orders to remove content from its platform, formerly known as Twitter.