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Hate speech row: SC to segregate fake, biased news cases from hate-mongering statements - Vimarsana News

Hate speech row: SC to segregate fake, biased news cases from hate-mongering statements

The Supreme Court has decided to separate all cases related to public statements, Facebook/Twitter posts, biased reporting by media houses, and regulation of OTT platforms to curb hate speeches and religious hate-mongering.

IT Act amendment allows third-party verification for e-signatures - Vimarsana News

IT Act amendment allows third-party verification for e-signatures

Third parties are allowed to conduct identity verification of Digital Signature Certificate applicants, according to an IT Act amendment.

Bulli Bai and Cyber Violence: A Symptom of Power Imbalance - Vimarsana News

Bulli Bai and Cyber Violence: A Symptom of Power Imbalance

The ‘Bulli Bai’ app controversy, the latest in a series of such attempts over the last few months at shaming and objectifying outspoken Muslim women in the public sphere, has brought to the fore again the need for reform in the legal mechanism to deal with the harassment of women online in India through foreign-based platforms.

Two million Indian accounts banned by WhatsApp in October - Vimarsana News

Two million Indian accounts banned by WhatsApp in October

Two million Indian accounts banned by WhatsApp in October % WhatsApp has said that it banned over two million accounts in India in October in compliance

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An independent and permanent tribunal, manned by retired or serving judges, alone can deliver on the disputes pertaining to the privacy of citizens and organizations, especially since the Supreme Court elevated the right to privacy to the ...