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Suspension of mobile broadband: telecom operators lose Rs820mn, source says - Technology - Vimarsana News

Suspension of mobile broadband: telecom operators lose Rs820mn, source says - Technology

Ride-hailing, food delivery cite ‘drastic’ impact in business

The Telecom Bill's internet shutdown switch: A road to excessive delegation? - Vimarsana News

The Telecom Bill's internet shutdown switch: A road to excessive delegation?

In the Bill, no parameters have been outlined for what is to fall under the umbrella of public safety or public emergency, the grounds on which shutdowns can be effected.

Supreme Court Monthly Round-Up (March 2023) - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court Monthly Round-Up (March 2023)

Supreme Court Monthly Round-up brings to you all important developments on a wide range of legal issues from the Apex Court of the country. Whether you are a legal professional, a law student, an...

Source: livelaw.in
Over 300 Global Orgs Write to Ashwini Vaishnaw to Review India's Internet Shutdown Policies - Vimarsana News

Over 300 Global Orgs Write to Ashwini Vaishnaw to Review India's Internet Shutdown Policies

'We urge the government and the parliament to act on the recommendations in this letter, take concrete action and initiate inclusive processes to review and reform the current regime, and fundamental approach, to internet shutdowns in India.'

Source: thewire.in
Central government defends internet shutdowns; tells Supreme Court regulating free speech in certain situations permissible - Vimarsana News

Central government defends internet shutdowns; tells Supreme Court regulating free speech in certain situations permissible

Restricting free speech in certain situations is a constitutionally permissible form of regulation, the Union Ministry of Communications has told the Supreme Court in a PIL challenging internet bans