The Digital News Publishers Association told the Supreme Court that newsrooms could shut down without a journalistic exemption under the DPDP Act. The court issued notices to the Centre but declined to grant an interim stay before hearing the government.
The Supreme Court sought the Centre’s response to a plea challenging the DPDP Act and Rules over alleged threats to press freedom and the right to information. The Digital News Publishers Association argues the provisions could hinder investigative journalism and news reporting
The Supreme Court criticized the trend of judges issuing numerous orders just before retirement, likening it to “hitting sixes” in cricket. It refused to interfere in a Madhya Pradesh judge’s suspension but allowed him to approach the high court for recalling the order
After an incarceration of 17 months, Sisodia walked out of the Tihar jail giving a shot to the AAP in its arm amid a series for setbacks for the party.
Kota: A Kota-based man has won his five-year fight to get a Rs 35 refund from the Railways, helping in the process nearly 3 lakh people who were in a similar situation. The Railways has approved Rs 2.43 crore in refunds to 2.98 lakh IRCTC users — many of whom might have brought multiple tickets, […]
During the past eight-year period from FY12-13 to FY19-20, Canara Bank wrote off a total of Rs 47,310 crore while recovering just 19 per cent or Rs 8,901 crore from defaulters
