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Over 55,000 Websites Blocked Since January 2015, Most to Protect Indian State : Report

There needs to be more transparency on the blocking mechanism of websites under Section 69A, the report by SFLC.in says.

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Finding 404: A report on website blocking in India

India blocked 55,580 websites, URLs, applications, social media posts and accounts between 2015 to 2022.

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Report: A closer look at India s website blocking practices, and everything that s wrong with it

Section 69A of IT Act, 2000, court orders, and obscenity were the 3 major grounds for blocking of websites in India, SFLC report states

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After L-G nod, Right of Way policy likely to be notified in Delhi soon

The Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, V.K. Saxena, has approved the notification of 'Right of Way' (RoW) policy for underground and overground telecommunication infrastructure, which is critical for digitalisation, telephony and smooth roll out of .

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After L-G nod, Right of Way policy likely to be notified in Delhi soon

After L-G nod, Right of Way policy likely to be notified in Delhi soon
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