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NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court on Monday issued a notice to British broadcaster BBC seeking its response in a...

Prime Minister Modi is scheduled to hold talks with his Australian counterpart on Wednesday. That same evening, a group of lawmakers and human rights activists will screen the documentary, which explores Modi’s role in the 2002 anti-Muslim violence in Gujarat.

Four staff have left Government House in the last month, after a series of departures over the past few years.

Dan Andrews made waves on Tuesday with his first ever appearance at one of his government’s budget lockups.

Defending the plaintiff, Senior Advocate Harish Salve submitted the complaint claiming that the two-part documentary defames India and its judiciary alike

Earlier this month, a Delhi court had issued summons to the BBC, the Wikimedia Foundation, and the Internet Archive after BJP leader Binay Kumar Singh filed a defamation suit, seeking a permanent restraint order against the organisations from broadcasting the BBC documentary.

The complaint contended that the BBC documentary India: The Modi Question casts aspersions and damages the reputation of the nation.

The Delhi High Court has issued a defamation notice to BBC over the controversial documentary on PM Modi called ‘India: The Modi Question’.

The case in Delhi HC against BBC has been filed by Justice For All under Order 33 of the Code of Civil Procedure, “seeking permission to file as an indigent person”. What does this mean?

The documentary focused on the prime minister's role in anti-Muslim violence in Gujarat in 2002.