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Savarkar Defamation Case: CD With Rahul Gandhi's Speech Found Blank In Court
A court here has rejected Satyaki Savarkar's request to play a YouTube video of Rahul Gandhi's alleged 2023 defamatory speech about freedom-fighter and Hindutva ideologue V D Savarkar.
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Rahul Gandhi Seeks Speaker's Permission To Respond To "Defamatory Claims"
Rahul Gandhi has refused to apologise, and said he will respond to the allegations in the Lok Sabha. BJP sources, however, said they won't let him speak unless he apologises first, even outside the Parliament.
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Rules To Regulate Social Media By January 15: Centre To Supreme Court
New rules to regulate hate speech, fake news, defamatory posts and anti-national activities on social media will be finalised by January 15, the government told the Supreme Court today. The top court also transferred all cases pending at the Madras, Bombay and Madhya Pradesh High Courts, concerning a demand for sharing of decrypted data of social m...
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New Rules For Social Media In 3 Months, Centre Tells Supreme Court
There has been an exponential increase in hate speech, fake news, defamatory posts and anti-national activities on social media platforms, the centre told the Supreme Court today, arguing for greater control over the internet
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Facebook Suffers Legal Blow in EU Court Over Hate Speech
Facebook on Wednesday was dealt a major blow in the EU's top court, which ruled that national courts in Europe can order online platforms to remove defamatory content worldwide.
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Facebook Suffers Legal Blow In European Union Over Hate Speech
Facebook on Wednesday was dealt a major blow in the EU's top court, which said that national courts in Europe can order online platforms to remove defamatory content worldwide.
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Editors Guild Of India Statement On Karnataka Assembly Order To Jail 2 Journalists
The Editors Guild of India express its strong disapproval of the decision of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly to sentence two journalists to prison and pay a fine for publishing allegedly defamatory articles against a few of its members. The Guild opines that the decision violates the Fundamental Right of Freedom of Speech guaranteed under the In...
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Arvind Kejriwal Under Attack for Controversial Circular on 'Defamatory' News
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is arguing in favour of freedom of speech in the Supreme Court after a couple of defamation cases were filed against him. But the Delhi government has apparently decided to take the media to court for news that might damage its reputation.
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National Conference Says PM Modi's Speeches Defamatory, Files Complaint With Election Commission
The National Conference today filed a complaint with the Election Commission (EC) against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for making "wild, unsubstantiated and defamatory accusations" against the party leadership during his recent speeches in election rallies in the state.
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Kerala Police Seek Video of Arundhati Roy's Alleged Defamatory Speech
Police have sought the video of writer and activist Arundhati Roy's controversial speech at Kerala University last month following a complaint.
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Savarkar Defamation Case: CD With Rahul Gandhi's Speech Found Blank In Court
A court here has rejected Satyaki Savarkar's request to play a YouTube video of Rahul Gandhi's alleged 2023 defamatory speech about freedom-fighter and Hindutva ideologue V D Savarkar.
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Rahul Gandhi Seeks Speaker's Permission To Respond To "Defamatory Claims"
Rahul Gandhi has refused to apologise, and said he will respond to the allegations in the Lok Sabha. BJP sources, however, said they won't let him speak unless he apologises first, even outside the Parliament.
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Rules To Regulate Social Media By January 15: Centre To Supreme Court
New rules to regulate hate speech, fake news, defamatory posts and anti-national activities on social media will be finalised by January 15, the government told the Supreme Court today. The top court also transferred all cases pending at the Madras, Bombay and Madhya Pradesh High Courts, concerning a demand for sharing of decrypted data of social m...
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New Rules For Social Media In 3 Months, Centre Tells Supreme Court
There has been an exponential increase in hate speech, fake news, defamatory posts and anti-national activities on social media platforms, the centre told the Supreme Court today, arguing for greater control over the internet
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Facebook Suffers Legal Blow in EU Court Over Hate Speech
Facebook on Wednesday was dealt a major blow in the EU's top court, which ruled that national courts in Europe can order online platforms to remove defamatory content worldwide.
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Facebook Suffers Legal Blow In European Union Over Hate Speech
Facebook on Wednesday was dealt a major blow in the EU's top court, which said that national courts in Europe can order online platforms to remove defamatory content worldwide.
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Editors Guild Of India Statement On Karnataka Assembly Order To Jail 2 Journalists
The Editors Guild of India express its strong disapproval of the decision of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly to sentence two journalists to prison and pay a fine for publishing allegedly defamatory articles against a few of its members. The Guild opines that the decision violates the Fundamental Right of Freedom of Speech guaranteed under the In...
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Arvind Kejriwal Under Attack for Controversial Circular on 'Defamatory' News
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is arguing in favour of freedom of speech in the Supreme Court after a couple of defamation cases were filed against him. But the Delhi government has apparently decided to take the media to court for news that might damage its reputation.
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National Conference Says PM Modi's Speeches Defamatory, Files Complaint With Election Commission
The National Conference today filed a complaint with the Election Commission (EC) against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for making "wild, unsubstantiated and defamatory accusations" against the party leadership during his recent speeches in election rallies in the state.
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Kerala Police Seek Video of Arundhati Roy's Alleged Defamatory Speech
Police have sought the video of writer and activist Arundhati Roy's controversial speech at Kerala University last month following a complaint.
