The Central Government said on Thursday that it has blocked 18 OTT (over-the-top) platforms for obscene and vulgar content after multiple warnings. Read further on Dynamite News:
The amendments signify a positive step towards modernizing and optimizing the cable television and broadband sectors in India. Read further on Dynamite News:
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Thursday blocked 35 YouTube channels, 2 Twitter accounts, 2 Instagram Accounts, 2 websites and a Facebook, stated Vikram Sahay, Joint Secretary (P&A), Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Friday for spreading misinformation.
The Central Government has decided to review the Journalist Welfare Scheme (JWS). For this, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has constituted a 12-member committee. Full details on Dynamite News.
Government of India issues order bringing online films and audio-visual programmes, and online news and current affairs content under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to entertain a plea filed by a group of people challenging a media advisory issued by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting to ban the usage of the word ‘Dalit’ by media in public debates.
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