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The controversy surrounding a meme mocking West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has escalated, with the Kolkata Police demanding the identity of the meme's creator. Failure to comply could lead to legal action under section 42 of the Criminal Procedure Code. This demand is not new, as the police have a history of crackdowns on social media content deemed derogatory towards the Chief Minister. The meme controversy adds to the already heated political battle between the ruling Trinamool Congress and the BJP in West Bengal.

The nation’s highest court Monday heard oral arguments in challenges to Florida and Texas laws in which state governments seek to force social media companies to let more people say more things on their platforms — in other words, to behave less like publishers and more like free-for-all public squares. Though it may seem counterintuitive, the First Amendment is firmly on the side of companies ...

India News: The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has directed the Uttar Pradesh government to take legal action against Darul Uloom Deoband for allegedly publishing objectionable content on its website. Read more.

The Union of India has said that X Corp (formerly Twitter) does not have locus standi to seek access to orders passed by the Review Committee (contemplated under Blocking Rules of 2009), confirming...

The Karnataka High Court on Monday directed the Union of India to respond to an application filed by X Corp (formerly twitter) praying to place on record the orders passed by the Review Committee...