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No statutory vacuum, robust mechanism in place for regulating media channels : Centre to SC

No statutory vacuum, robust mechanism in place for regulating media channels : Centre to SC
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No Statutory Vacuum Robust Mechanism In Place To Regulate Private Media Channels Centre Tells Supreme Court

Asserting that there is no statutory vacuum, the central government has told the Supreme Court there exists a robust mechanism for regulation of the content of private television channels.

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No statutory vacuum, robust mechanism in place for regulating media channels: Centre to SC

The government has stated in an affidavit to the Supreme Court that there is no statutory vacuum for the regulation of content on private television c

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No Statutory Vacuum, Robust Mechanism In Place For Regulating Media Channels: Centre To SC

No Statutory Vacuum, Robust Mechanism In Place For Regulating Media Channels: Centre To SC
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Courts can condone delay in filing appeal under NIA Act beyond 90 days if sufficient cause exists: Bombay High Court

Even the prosecution should be able to approach the appellate court after the expiry of 90 days on sufficient cause being shown, as closing the doors can lead to serious consequences, the Court said.

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