Defamation Should Be Treated as Civil Offence: Editor’s Guild

Assam Government Forms NSA Board to Prosecute Farmers’ Rights Activist Akhil Gogoi

Seeman acquitted in sedition case

‘Fourth estate is important in a democracy’: Centre asks states to investigate all attacks on media

Jay Shah defamation case: Court issues summonses to The Wire

Ameer, Seeman Acquitted Of Sedition Charges

Withdraw Move That Endangers Press Freedom: Editors On Rajasthan Law

Many Telugu films face censors’ cut

Social media's new normal: organised hate trolls

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Rajasthan ordinance: Vasundhara Raje’s ‘reasons’ similar to those of Rajiv Gandhi’s 1988 Defamation Bill

Lawyer Moves SC For Restraining Mobile Operators From Collecting Aadhaar Details Of Subscribers

Tough norms will regulate ‘hate speech’ on social media

After 5 days, 2G internet services restored in Anantnag, Kulgam

RSS worker, local journalist shot dead by bike-borne assailants

Month After Murder Of Senior Journalist, Punjab Police Release Photographs Of Five Suspects

Civil and criminal defamation laws are mainly used to silence criticism and intimidate the press. They need urgent review

Jay Shah defamation case: Not hearing parties in free speech cases ironical, impedes freedom of expression

Pondy CM inaugurates state-of-the art surveillance system

Rajasthan Government Moves to Gag Media From Reporting on Official Wrongdoing