GUEST POST: MRIDULA BHAT: OBSCENE OR THE YOUTH’S DAILY LANGUAGE: WHO GETS TO DECIDE THE “NEW NORMAL”?
Anushree Rauta -0
Introduction:
In TVF Media Labs Private Limited & Ors vs the State , the Delhi High Court strongly objected to the ‘obscene’ and ‘profane’ language used in the web series, ‘College Romance’ based on college friendships and relationships. The Court upheld an order of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (ACMM)...
Navigating Valid Restrictions over Free Speech: India TV v. Choudhary; Rajat Sharma v. X
Savan Dhameliya -
Introduction
Recently, two important orders were passed concerning and relating to India TV, along with its chairman and editor-in-chief, Rajat Sharma. These rulings are significant for affirming the proprietary rights of news entities and the personal rights / protection of dignity of personalities. These decisions highlight the judiciary's role...
SECTION 295-A IPC CONTINUES TO HAUNT THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY- SINGER RANJIT BAHWA THE LATEST TARGET FOR HIS SONG ‘MERA KI KASOOR’
Anushree Rauta -
Punjabi singer Ranjit Bahwa’s latest track ‘Mera Ki Kasoor’ has got him into trouble. The lyrics of the song are available here. Reports suggest that the track has been pulled down from his official channel however, the song has gone viral and is available online.
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