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Say aatmanirbhar push shouldn't lead to discriminatory norms

In today's digital age, the influence of technology has expanded to result in luring. Children were once taught to avoid accepting candies from strangers, but now they engage in conversations with unknown individuals online, particularly on ...

<br>From children to adults, online gaming is widely enjoyed. However, many are unaware of the accompanying drawbacks that can gradually spoil various

Given Metaverse's link with decentralised tech like cryptocurrencies, the author argues that ex-ante regulations might be the way forward.

Government proposes to introduce more categories for film certification and also brings in stricter penal provisions to prevent film piracy. New Delhi, April 19 (IANS) Government is learnt to have given its clearance on Wednesday to the Cinematograph (Amendment) Bill 2021, which proposes to introduce more categories for film certification and also brings in stricter penal

According to sources aware of the developments, the union cabinet, which met earlier in the day, is learnt to have okayed the Cinematograph (Amendment) Bill 2021, under which, the new film certification categories will include "U" or universal, U/A 7+ , U/A 13+, and U/A 16+, besides an A rating for content restricted to adults. �� Cabinet Clears Cinematograph Amendment Bill 2021 To Prevent Film Piracy.

The government on Wednesday gave its clearance to the Cinematograph (Amendment) Bill 2023, which proposes to introduce more categories for film certification and also brings in stricter penal provisions to prevent film piracy.It is likely to be ...

The choice of the legal device used – even when less drastic options exist – is striking. 

The Kerala High Court recently refused to expunge remarks from its Right to be Forgotten judgment, whereby it was opined that Google is not content blind and it cannot shirk liability to remove...