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Opinion: The MediaOne Judgment Is A Watershed In Judicial Decision-Making
This judgement opens up new vistas for judges who believe that judge made law inspires the confidence of the teeming millions who can only look up to the court for justice that often eludes them.
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"Independent Press Necessary": 5 Supreme Court Quotes In Channel Ban Case
The Supreme Court today revoked the centre's ban on Malayalam news channel 'MediaOne' and pulled up the government for denying security clearance to the TV channel. The centre had contended that it had denied clearance on the basis of intel inputs
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Supreme Court Cancels News Channel Ban, Blasts Centre Over "Sealed Cover"
A media outlet cannot be muzzled just because it criticises the government, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday, as it lifted curbs on a Malayalam news channel, ordered by the centre on "national security" grounds.
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Supreme Court Reserves Order On Broadcast Ban Of Malayalam News Channel 'MediaOne'
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it will be too far-fetched to say that the government cannot deny renewal of broadcast licence on the ground of security clearance.
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News Channel 'MediaOne' Can Air For Now, Supreme Court Pauses Centre's Ban
The Supreme Court on March 10 had issued notice on the channel's plea and had also asked the Centre to produce relevant files from the Home Ministry about security concerns.
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Supreme Court To Hear On Friday Plea Of Malayalam News Channel Banned By Centre
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear on March 11 a plea of Malayalam news channel 'MediaOne' against the Kerala High Court order upholding the Centre's decision to ban its telecast on security grounds.
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MediaOne's Appeal Against Order Upholding Centre's Telecast Ban Dismissed
The Kerala High Court on Wednesday dismissed Malayalam news channel MediaOne's appeal against a single judge order upholding the Centre's decision to stop its telecast by not renewing its licence.
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Kerala High Court Verdict On MediaOne Appeal Against Ban Likely Tomorrow
The Kerala High Court is likely to pronounce on Wednesday its verdict on Malayalam news channel MediaOne's appeal against a single judge order upholding the Centre's decision to stop its telecast by not renewing its licence.
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Kerala High Court Upholds Centre's Telecast Ban On Malayalam News Channel MediaOne
The Kerala High Court on Tuesday upheld the Centre's decision to bar telecast of Malayalam news channel MediaOne.
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Kerala High Court Upholds Centre's Ban On Malayalam News Channel
The Kerala High Court today upheld the Centre's decision to bar telecast of Malayalam news channel MediaOne.
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Malayalam News Channel Banned As Centre Refuses Security Clearance
Malayalam television channel MediaOne TV, has gone off air again after its name was removed from list of permitted channels by the Ministry of Information and broadcasting
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2 Malayalam News Channels Get 48-Hour Ban For Reporting On Delhi Violence
Two Malayalam news channels have been taken off air for 48 hours, effective 7.30 pm Friday, for their coverage of the violence that hit parts of northeast Delhi last week
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Opinion: The MediaOne Judgment Is A Watershed In Judicial Decision-Making
This judgement opens up new vistas for judges who believe that judge made law inspires the confidence of the teeming millions who can only look up to the court for justice that often eludes them.
-
"Independent Press Necessary": 5 Supreme Court Quotes In Channel Ban Case
The Supreme Court today revoked the centre's ban on Malayalam news channel 'MediaOne' and pulled up the government for denying security clearance to the TV channel. The centre had contended that it had denied clearance on the basis of intel inputs
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Supreme Court Cancels News Channel Ban, Blasts Centre Over "Sealed Cover"
A media outlet cannot be muzzled just because it criticises the government, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday, as it lifted curbs on a Malayalam news channel, ordered by the centre on "national security" grounds.
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Supreme Court Reserves Order On Broadcast Ban Of Malayalam News Channel 'MediaOne'
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it will be too far-fetched to say that the government cannot deny renewal of broadcast licence on the ground of security clearance.
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News Channel 'MediaOne' Can Air For Now, Supreme Court Pauses Centre's Ban
The Supreme Court on March 10 had issued notice on the channel's plea and had also asked the Centre to produce relevant files from the Home Ministry about security concerns.
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Supreme Court To Hear On Friday Plea Of Malayalam News Channel Banned By Centre
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear on March 11 a plea of Malayalam news channel 'MediaOne' against the Kerala High Court order upholding the Centre's decision to ban its telecast on security grounds.
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MediaOne's Appeal Against Order Upholding Centre's Telecast Ban Dismissed
The Kerala High Court on Wednesday dismissed Malayalam news channel MediaOne's appeal against a single judge order upholding the Centre's decision to stop its telecast by not renewing its licence.
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Kerala High Court Verdict On MediaOne Appeal Against Ban Likely Tomorrow
The Kerala High Court is likely to pronounce on Wednesday its verdict on Malayalam news channel MediaOne's appeal against a single judge order upholding the Centre's decision to stop its telecast by not renewing its licence.
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Kerala High Court Upholds Centre's Telecast Ban On Malayalam News Channel MediaOne
The Kerala High Court on Tuesday upheld the Centre's decision to bar telecast of Malayalam news channel MediaOne.
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Kerala High Court Upholds Centre's Ban On Malayalam News Channel
The Kerala High Court today upheld the Centre's decision to bar telecast of Malayalam news channel MediaOne.
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Malayalam News Channel Banned As Centre Refuses Security Clearance
Malayalam television channel MediaOne TV, has gone off air again after its name was removed from list of permitted channels by the Ministry of Information and broadcasting
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2 Malayalam News Channels Get 48-Hour Ban For Reporting On Delhi Violence
Two Malayalam news channels have been taken off air for 48 hours, effective 7.30 pm Friday, for their coverage of the violence that hit parts of northeast Delhi last week
