Ranveer Allahbadia row: Govt mulling legal framework to regulate digital platforms
In an advisory issued on February 19, the I&B ministry asked social media channels and OTT platforms to follow the Code of ...
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Examining need for new legal framework to regulate harmful content: I& B Ministry
The ministry tells Standing Committee on Communications and Information Technology that while certain provisions exist under ...
Government weighs tougher laws for ‘harmful’ digital content after Allahbadia’s remark outrage: Report
Unlike traditional print and electronic media, which are governed by specific legal provisions, digital platforms — such as ...
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Examining current provisions, need for new legal framework to regulate harmful content: I&B Ministry
The Information and Broadcasting Ministry is examining the existing statutory provisions and the need for a new legal framework to regulate "harmful" content on digital platforms, indicating the gover ...
Examining current provisions, need for new legal framework to regulate harmful content: I&B Ministry amid Ranveer Allahbadia controversy
In its reply to a parliamentary panel's communication over the issue, the ministry said there is a growing concern in the society that the constitutional right of "freedom of expression is being misus ...
Broadcast Ministry Reviewing Need To Regulate Digital Content Amid Crass Remarks Row
The Information and Broadcasting Ministry is examining the existing statutory provisions and the need for a new legal ...
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Bridging the digital divide in schools
In an effort to enhance digital literacy and bridge the technological gap in the education system, the Volunteers-Teachers of ...
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Govt considering need for a new law to regulate obscene and violent contents on digital and OTT platforms
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting is reviewing existing laws related to all forms of media amid growing concerns ...
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Regional body endorses MW’s digital trade reform
The Southern Africa Connectivity Project (SATCP), supported by the World Bank, has endorsed the Malawi National Single Window (NSW) as a transformative initiative to lower trade costs, improve revenue ...