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The petitioners have moved the Supreme Court challenging Central government orders to block the BBC Documentary titled, ‘India: The Modi Question’ relating to the 2002 Gujarat Riots

The Grievance Appellate Committees will hear appeals from users challenging decision of social media companies to remove or moderate content on their platforms.

'The Proposed Amendment will bypass all requirements, and introduce a new, third and a far more simplified route for passing blocking orders, and without any checks and balances.'

The Guild asked the ministry to initiate consultations with press bodies, media organisations and other stakeholders on the regulatory framework for digital media, so as to not undermine press freedom

The Union government has asked YouTube and Twitter to remove links to the BBC documentary on the communal violence by invoking Section 16 of the IT Rules, 2021. What does the section say?

Best Media Info: The INS also asked the Union Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) to initiate consultations with stakeholders to create a mechanism that would ensure factual accuracy of reports | Print News

The Committees of Subordinate Legislation of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have not taken up the the rules for discussion.

It seems that the government is saying that dowry will go away if we stop hearing the word, counsel for the owner of the website told the Court.

The Lumen database, which tracks takedown demands by governments worldwide, has released the full list of tweets the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting ordered blocked in India.

As per the draft amendment, any news that has been identified as 'fake' by the PIB’s fact-checking unit or other Union government agencies will have to be taken down by all social media platforms.