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Key takeaways  The IT Rules 2021 was spurred on by court cases (including the Prajwala case on child sexual abuse and gang rape imagery online) and by the Rajya Sabha Committee’s report on child pornography. The government will bring in new standard operating procedures to be followed by intermediaries for compliance with the rules; they will not be notified in the gazette. The government is open to revising the 5 million threshold up or down in the future if necessary, according to MEITY’s Rakesh Maheshwari. * According to MEITY official Rakesh Maheshwari, the Indian government’s inte...

April 23, 2021 Advertisement. Scroll to continue reading. Nikhil Pahwa, Editor, MediaNama: So, I think there are lots of issues and lots of points which have been raised. I was wondering if you would like to share your views and your comments.  I know we’re starting a little early.  But since we have you here, I thought we might want to explore your views on these rules that you’ve been so closely involved with architecting. Rakesh Maheshwari, Senior Director and Group Coordinator of Cyber Law & eSecurity, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology: Yeah, so first of all, good e...

With Romania having the first woman to ever hold the Presidency of the Senate and having noticed that women play an increasing role both in public and

Saddleworth’s legendary Whit Friday Band Contests have been cancelled for the second year running. Billed as “The greatest free show on earth” the colourful spectacle attracts thousands of visitors to the event which sees famous local, national and international bands weave their musical magic across 11 contests. Bob Rodgers, Group Co-ordinator, said: "It is with great regret the Saddleworth and Oldham Group of Whit Friday Band Contests, with the backing of Oldham Council Officers, have taken the difficult decision to cancel the 2021 event on May 28. “Having taken into account the cur...

Mums and babies were given Christmas presents from Home-Start North Somerset. - Credit: Home-Start North Somerset Babies and their parents coping with additional challenges through the pandemic have been inundated with presents and friendship this Christmas from Home-Start North Somerset, in partnership with local churches, White Stuff and Waitrose.  During the pandemic, mums and their babies have still been meeting each other through the online Mums in Mind support group to reduce loneliness and isolation during lockdown.  The group has helped new mums to make friends and access support f...