IN CENSORSHIP
|08/08/2018
The Guild decries all attempts on the part of the government to interfere in the free and independent functioning of journalists.
BY PRASHANT THIKKAVARAPU|
IN CENSORSHIP
|13/01/2018
The Supreme Court’s promiscuous use of contempt laws towards criticism has led to the volcanic eruption of a press conference.
BY URVASHI SARKAR, SHILPI GOYAL, SEVANTI NINAN|
IN CENSORSHIP
|28/12/2017
In a bad year for creative freedom an astonishing variety of reasons were cited for censorship, even as the courts upheld filmmakers’ rights in some cases.
BY PRASHANT THIKKAVARAPU|
IN CENSORSHIP
|26/11/2017
Since the proceedings involve the CM and serious criminal allegations against him, public interest surely outweighs concerns about inaccurate reporting?
BY GEETA SESHU|
IN CENSORSHIP
|21/11/2017
Accounts that are satirical, expose hate speech, or are totally harmless are being blocked for ‘violating’ Facebook guidelines.
BY MANJULAA|
IN CENSORSHIP
|19/11/2017
The directors are indignant at their films being dropped but the reasons are somewhat more complicated than simple ‘censorship’.
BY PRASHANT REDDY THIKKAVARAPU|
IN CENSORSHIP
|16/11/2017
The FCAT is doing a good job of overruling the CBFC’s bizarre diktats but it could be less arbitrary about its own orders
BY SEVANTI NINAN|
IN CENSORSHIP
|20/10/2017
Are media establishments self-censoring more since this government came to power? Or were some equally mindful of the UPA’s sensitivities too?
BY MANJULAA|
IN CENSORSHIP
|09/09/2017
Under Prasoon Joshi, the CBFC is trying to handle film certification without cuts and make life easier for filmmakers
BY PRASHANT REDDY THIKKAVARAPU|
IN CENSORSHIP
|27/06/2017
The Film Certification Appellate Tribunal’s decisions to overrule or concur with CBFC’s rulings to deny /grant certification are equally questionable
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