The Delhi High Court has directed real-time blocking of websites and mobile apps illegally streaming ICC cricket events, granting relief to JioStar. The Court said delay would cause irreparable loss to JioStar’s exclusive broadcast and digital rights.
The Delhi High Court has restrained multiple entities from misusing Akasa Air’s trademarks to run fake recruitment scams and cheat job seekers. The Court also ordered blocking of fake websites, phone numbers, UPI IDs, and bank accounts linked to the impersonators.
The Delhi High Court has asked the Centre to respond to a petition demanding accessible TV content for visually impaired and hearing-impaired viewers. The plea says lack of audio description, captions and sign language violates disability rights under the RPwD Act.
Delhi High Court asked the Centre and WhatsApp to respond to a plea by an advocate whose account was suspended. The petitioner claimed the arbitrary suspension deprived him of access to crucial personal and professional data stored in the account.
Madras High Court tells Centre to act with same urgency as Operation Sindoor to block websites sharing women’s private content. Says women’s dignity is as vital as national integrity.
A PIL in the Madras High Court urges the creation of strict media guidelines for reporting aviation accidents. Filed by advocate M Pravin, it highlights issues of reputational harm to deceased pilots and emotional distress to families due to speculative media narratives. The case is set for hearing next week.
Madras High Court directs MeitY to delete non-consensual private content of a woman lawyer within 48 hours. Justice Venkatesh turns emotional, demands swift action to protect women’s dignity.
The Delhi High Court has requested responses from the Lieutenant Governor and Central Government regarding a petition that challenges an order empowering police to issue takedown notices for online content. The case raises concerns about potential misuse and violations of free speech. The next hearing is scheduled for September 17.
UIDAI told the Madras High Court that matching a deceased person’s fingerprints with the Aadhaar database is not technically possible. It said the system does not support fingerprint comparison for identifying unknown bodies.
The Delhi High Court issued a temporary order protecting the intellectual property of the 1994 film Andaz Apna Apna, prohibiting over 30 parties from unauthorized use of its name, characters, and dialogues. The ruling addresses misuse including merchandise and digital content while emphasizing the film’s enduring popularity and the need for copyright enforcement.
