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India’s Battle for Digital Sovereignty: The ANI-Wikipedia Defamation Case & Its Implications
The Supreme Court had to contend that an order for content junking must specify the alleged lies or dangerous allegations in the content. ANI contended that Wikipedia had allowed anonymous edits to call it a ‘propaganda tool’ for the Indian government, thereby lowering its credibility. India seeks to bring world platforms to the bar of original laws under the Information Technology Act, 2000, and the soon-to-be legislated Digital Personal Data P…
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