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Derek O'Brien moves bill to criminalise online abusive content against women | Latest News India - Vimarsana News

Derek O'Brien moves bill to criminalise online abusive content against women | Latest News India

In the bill, O’Brien has proposed making online threats against women “cognizable and non-bailable offences” which at the minimum attract a jail time of up to three years and/or a fine of up to ₹50,000 | Latest News India

Inside 79(3)(b), the content blocking provision with many legal grey areas - Vimarsana News

Inside 79(3)(b), the content blocking provision with many legal grey areas

Legal experts say the provision has created a grey area for who can direct intermediaries to remove content, for what reason, and if it can be challenged | Latest News India

Thane plumber dies after falling into lift duct at under-construction site - Vimarsana News

Thane plumber dies after falling into lift duct at under-construction site

A 22-year-old Thane plumber died after he fell into a lift duct at a construction site in Maharashtra’s Thane city

Rs 70.94 lakh Cyber crooks dupe man through matrimonial site - Vimarsana News

Rs 70.94 lakh Cyber crooks dupe man through matrimonial site

     staff reporter  cyber police arrested three persons, including a nigerian national, from delhi for allegedly duping an innocent young man by befriending him on a matrimonial site using a fake profile of a marriageab

IT rules on fake news: Bombay HC bench split, case to go to third judge | India News - Vimarsana News

IT rules on fake news: Bombay HC bench split, case to go to third judge | India News

India News: MUMBAI: A two-judge bench of Bombay high court on Wednesday delivered a split verdict on the validity of a rule under the amended Information Technolo.