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FIFA Considers Apple for Global Broadcast Rights of New Tournament - Vimarsana News

FIFA Considers Apple for Global Broadcast Rights of New Tournament

FIFA is close to signing a deal with Apple to grant global television rights for a World Cup-style event in the US next summer, per reports.

[IT Rules amendment] Government is not a repository of truth that cannot be questioned: Bombay High Court - Vimarsana News

[IT Rules amendment] Government is not a repository of truth that cannot be questioned: Bombay High Court

The Court questioned the power of a government body to decide what is false as well as the need for a government to have such regulations.

Govt Not Repository Of Truth, Right Of Citizens To Doubt And Question It: Bombay High Court Observes In IT Rules Amendment Challenge - Vimarsana News

Govt Not Repository Of Truth, Right Of Citizens To Doubt And Question It: Bombay High Court Observes In IT Rules Amendment Challenge

The Bombay High Court on Friday orally remarked that the government itself is a participant in the democracy who has to answer citizens’ doubts about itself, and thus the power of the Centre’s fact...

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Govt's fact check plan: HC says if it's against Constitution, it must go | India News - Vimarsana News

Govt's fact check plan: HC says if it's against Constitution, it must go | India News

India News: MUMBAI: The Bombay HC has ruled that if the effect of a rule or law is unconstitutional, it has to go.

Govt's fact check plan: Bombay HC says if it's against Constitution, it must go | Mumbai News - Vimarsana News

Govt's fact check plan: Bombay HC says if it's against Constitution, it must go | Mumbai News

The Bombay HC has ruled that if the effect of a rule or law is unconstitutional, it has to go. Senior counsel Navroz Seervai appearing for stand-up co