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NEW DELHI (Reuters) -- Social media platform X is seeking to quash an Indian court ruling that it was not compliant with fede

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Twitter vs government: Karnataka High Court has shrunk free expression - Vimarsana News

Twitter vs government: Karnataka High Court has shrunk free expression

The fact that the court has rebuked Twitter and imposed costs for its efforts to push-back against the blocking orders sets a dangerous precedent that undermines international human rights obligations and shrinks digital civic spaces

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India News | COVID-19: Wearing Masks Mandatory in Chennai, Violators to Cough Up Rs 500 as Fine

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Following a surge in COVID-19 cases in Tamil Nadu, Greater Chennai Corporation on Tuesday made it mandatory for people in Chennai to wear face masks failing which a fine of Rs 500 will be levied on the individual by the officials concerned. India News | COVID-19: Wearing Masks Mandatory in Chennai, Violators to Cough Up Rs 500 as Fine.

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Twitter moves court against Indian govt's content blocking orders

Twitter has moved the Karnataka High Court against the Indian government's content blocking orders on its platform, on the grounds that the content blocking directives from the IT Ministry do not pass "the test of the grounds provided under Section 69A of the IT Act", reliable sources said on Tuesday.