Google Tells Karnataka High Court “Right to Be Forgotten Itself Has Been Forgotten” in Sri Lankan Judge’s Takedown Plea

Google opposed Justice AHMD Nawaz’s plea, arguing that India does not legally recognise the “right to be forgotten” under the DPDP Act, 2023. It also questioned the maintainability of the case, citing jurisdiction issues and saying a foreign judge cannot directly invoke constitutional remedies in India.

“Right to Information Under Threat?” Supreme Court Issues Notice to Centre Over Challenge to Data Protection Act Provision

The Supreme Court has issued notice to the Centre on a fresh plea challenging a provision of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 that allegedly restricts information obtained under the RTI Act.
The Court tagged the petition with similar pending cases and will hear the matter on March 23.

Supreme Court Rejects Plea to Ban Social Media for Kids Below 13: “Issue Falls Within Domain of Policy-Making”

Today, On 4th April, The Supreme Court refused to consider a plea seeking a social media ban for children under 13. It said that such matters should be handled by the government, not the court. The petition claimed that too much screen time is causing a mental health crisis among children. It urged stricter rules, but the court left the decision to policymakers.