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Should OTT platforms be regulated the same way cable television is? - Vimarsana News

Should OTT platforms be regulated the same way cable television is?

Different business models should not be treated alike for regulation. Also, as IT Rules already exist to oversee online apps, why reinvent the wheel?

How legal frameworks are being used to throttle free speech and the media - Vimarsana News

How legal frameworks are being used to throttle free speech and the media

The Modi government released 5 bills in the past 2 years, that equip the state with dangerous tools to control and clamp down on critical voices and free speech

Amendments to IT Act decriminalise offences, increase penalties - Vimarsana News

Amendments to IT Act decriminalise offences, increase penalties

The Jan Vishwas Act was notified in August and amended 183 provisions across 42 acts. In many provisions across different acts, offences have been decriminalised, and fines have been converted into penalties | Latest News India

Kerala govt lawyer 'sexually assaults' woman who sought his help in rape case | Thiruvananthapuram News - Vimarsana News

Kerala govt lawyer 'sexually assaults' woman who sought his help in rape case | Thiruvananthapuram News

Advocate P G Manu had been appointed as senior government pleader in 2021. Prior to that, he had served as a special prosecutor in Kochi for the National Investigation Agency.

'No Silver Bullet': Google Joins Indian Govt To Combat Deepfakes In India | Technology News - Vimarsana News

'No Silver Bullet': Google Joins Indian Govt To Combat Deepfakes In India | Technology News

Deepfakes could be subject to action under the current IT Rules, particularly Rule 3(1)(b), which mandates the removal of 12 types of content within 24 hours of receiving user complaints, said Minister of State for Electronics and IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar.

Source: india.com