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The Kerala Story Box-Office: Vipul Shah's film is a success on day 1 by minting Rs 8.03 cr

The Kerala Story Box-Office: Vipul Shah's film is a success on day 1 by minting Rs 8.03 cr
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Kerala HC refuses stay on The Kerala Story, producer to remove claim made in teaser

Several petitions were filed seeking restraining reliefs against the release and exploitation of The Kerala Story.

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How Vipul Amrutlal Shah's The Kerala Story reached the cinemas after court cases and controversies-Entertainment News , Firstpost

Several petitions were first filed in Supreme Court under Article 32 of the Constitution of India. However, the Hon’ble Supreme Court held that it was open for the petitioners to move the appropriate High Court having jurisdiction.

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The Kerala Story: Screenings were cancelled in several districts of Kerala on release day

The Kerala Story's screenings have been cancelled, on the opening day, in several Kerala districts after protests against the move. Two shows that were

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'National security claims cannot be made out of thin air': Indian SC quashes centre's ban on MediaOne

India's Supreme Court on Wednesday quashed the Indian central government's ban on the telecast of the Malayalam language channel 'MediaOne' and said that "national security claims can't be made out of thin hair." A bench headed by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud observed that the State can't impose unreasonable restrictions on the press as such an action would have chilling effects on press freedom. The top court alleged that the State is using national security as a tool to deny citizens remedies that are provided under the law.

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