Today, On 16th August, Kolkata Police intensified efforts against fake news by lodging 10 FIRs, investigating 35 cases, and issuing 200 notices related to the alleged rape and murder of a doctor. This crackdown targets deliberate misinformation that could disrupt justice and fuel public unrest. The authorities are committed to safeguarding the integrity of the investigation.
The Bombay High Court Today (March 13th) allowed the Central Government to establish a Fact Checking Unit (FCU) under the amended Information Technology Rules, aiming to identify and address fake content on social media targeting the government. This decision comes after legal challenges and a split opinion within the bench. The FCU is crucial in regulating online content and government oversight.
Supreme Court Denounces Misleading Social Media Post Falsely Attributing Quote to CJI DY Chandrachud In a recent development, the Supreme Court has raised concerns and issued a warning about a deceptive social media post that is circulating widely. This post falsely attributes a quote to the Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud. The misleading […]
