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Union pushes to dismiss Twitter writ on Section 69A blocking orders

The Union government said that the writ petition by Twitter should be dismissed since it is not an Indian citizen, calling it "luxury litigation"

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Does this RTI point to MeitY s rubber stamp Review Committee?

Not a single content blocking order under the IT Act's Section 69A has been revoked by the MeitY's Review Committee, says reply to RTI

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How Twitter India could have pushed back harder against content blocking

Interview with Pranesh Prakash on whether the micro-blogging site could have done more than simply contesting 39 Blocking Orders under India's IT Rules

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Summary: Twitter s writ petition before the Karnataka HIgh Court

Twitter's writ petition before the Karnataka High Court contends that the Union government's blocking orders are unconstitutional.

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Censorship fears over India s IT Rules as wrangle continues with MeitY

Industry stakeholders and the MeitY continued consultation even as the government doubled down, refusing a "free pass" to any intermediary

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