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Democracy in India under microscope as hundreds of anti-government accounts censored

Democracy in India under microscope as hundreds of anti-government accounts censored 26 Apr, 2021 07:09 PM 4 minutes to read Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaking at a rally. The PM has been under scrutiny from critics after a number of anti-government social media posts were deleted. Photo / Getty Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaking at a rally. The PM has been under scrutiny from critics after a number of anti-government social media posts were deleted. Photo / Getty news.com.au By: Alex Blair The brutal second wave has left politicians in a state of disarray as Prime Minister Narendra Modi attempts to steady his country s reaction to the crisis.

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Worrying side-effect of India crisis

Worrying side-effect of India crisis
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Worrying side-effect of India crisis
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Bollywood anxious as India abolishes film certification tribunal | Arts and Culture News

New Delhi, India – Actress Geetika Vidya Ohlyan was in a meeting when her phone rang. It was a message on her college WhatsApp group. “I saw a message that Vishal [Bhardwaj] sir had called it a sad day for cinema,” Ohlyan told Al Jazeera, referring to the filmmaker’s tweet about the Indian government’s decision to abolish the Film Certification Appellate Tribunal (FCAT). The FCAT was set up in 1983 by India’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting to hear appeals by filmmakers aggrieved by the decision of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), a British colonial-era body popularly referred to as the “censor board”.

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New Rules For Digital Media Intermediaries: How Far Is Too Far?

On February 25, 2021, the Indian government unveiled the Information Technology (Guidelines for Intermediaries and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 (the <b>New Rules</b> ). Once notified in the Offi.

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