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    “No Decency In Reporting”: Delhi High Court Slams Newslaundry Journalist Manisha Pande Over ‘Shit’ Remark on TV Today Content
    “No Decency In Reporting”: Delhi High Court Slams Newslaundry Journalist Manisha Pande Over ‘Shit’ Remark on TV Today Content
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    “No Decency In Reporting”: Delhi High Court Slams Newslaundry Journalist Manisha Pande Over ‘Shit’ Remark on TV Today Content

    The Delhi High Court strongly criticised Newslaundry journalist Manisha Pande for using the word “shit” while commenting on TV Today Network’s content, calling it gross and indecent. The Court warned that such language could invite serious observations and orders that may severely affect her professional career.

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    Big Twist in Delhi High Court: Newslaundry Journalists Refuse to Withdraw Rs 2 Crore Defamation Case Against Abhijit Iyer-Mitra
    Big Twist in Delhi High Court: Newslaundry Journalists Refuse to Withdraw Rs 2 Crore Defamation Case Against Abhijit Iyer-Mitra
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    Abhijit Iyer Mitra Moves Delhi High Court To Quash Defamation Case Filed By Newslaundry Journalists

    Abhijit Iyer Mitra has approached the Delhi High Court seeking dismissal of a defamation suit filed by nine Newslaundry journalists over alleged abusive social media posts. The case, which seeks ₹2 crore in damages and a written apology, has been listed for further hearing.

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    Delhi HC Disposes Petitions by Ravish Kumar & Newslaundry Against Centre’s Adani Take-Down Orders
    Delhi HC Disposes Petitions by Ravish Kumar & Newslaundry Against Centre’s Adani Take-Down Orders
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    Delhi HC Disposes Petitions by Ravish Kumar & Newslaundry Against Centre’s Adani Take-Down Orders

    Delhi High Court disposes petitions filed by Ravish Kumar and Newslaundry challenging the Centre’s take-down orders on Adani-related content, highlighting press freedom, corporate accountability, and ongoing legal proceedings in India.

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    Adani Tells Delhi High Court: No Fresh Content Takedown Until Gag Order Appeal Decided
    Adani Tells Delhi High Court: No Fresh Content Takedown Until Gag Order Appeal Decided
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    Adani Tells Delhi High Court: No Fresh Content Takedown Until Gag Order Appeal Decided

    Adani informs Delhi High Court it will not pursue removal of new articles or videos until the appeal against the civil court gag order is resolved. The move affects news platforms and journalists including Newslaundry and Ravish Kumar.

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    Erection of Babri Masjid Was ‘Fundamental Act of Desecration,’ Says Former CJI DY Chandrachud, Triggers Nationwide Debate
    Erection of Babri Masjid Was ‘Fundamental Act of Desecration,’ Says Former CJI DY Chandrachud, Triggers Nationwide Debate
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    Erection of Babri Masjid Was ‘Fundamental Act of Desecration,’ Says Former CJI DY Chandrachud, Triggers Nationwide Debate

    Former CJI DY Chandrachud called the construction of Babri Masjid a “fundamental act of desecration” in a Newslaundry interview, reigniting controversy over the Ayodhya verdict. His remarks have drawn sharp criticism from legal experts, journalists, and public commentators across India.

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    Adani Gag Order Appeal: Delhi Court Refuses Transfer, Newslaundry & Paranjoy Guha Thakurta to Be Heard by Judge Who Set Aside Stay for Other Journalists
    Adani Gag Order Appeal: Delhi Court Refuses Transfer, Newslaundry & Paranjoy Guha Thakurta to Be Heard by Judge Who Set Aside Stay for Other Journalists
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    Adani Gag Order Appeal: Delhi Court Refuses Transfer, Newslaundry & Paranjoy Guha Thakurta to Be Heard by Judge Who Set Aside Stay for Other Journalists

    Today, On 23rd September, The Delhi Court has refused to transfer the Adani gag order appeal. Newslaundry and journalist Paranjoy Guha Thakurta will now be heard by the judge who had earlier set aside the stay for other journalists.

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    No Interim Relief: Delhi Court Rejects Newslaundry’s Appeal Against John Doe Gag Order in Adani Defamation Case
    No Interim Relief: Delhi Court Rejects Newslaundry’s Appeal Against John Doe Gag Order in Adani Defamation Case
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    Newslaundry, Journalist Paranjoy Guha Thakurta’s Appeals Against Adani Gag Order Transferred to Same Judge

    A Delhi court transferred appeals by Newslaundry and journalist Paranjoy Guha Thakurta against a gag order restraining reporting on Adani Enterprises to Judge Ashish Aggarwal. The move aims to avoid “any contradictory view” in the sensitive defamation case.

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    “Issue Notice”: Supreme Court Flags Adani Enterprises in Rs 49.77 Crore Customs Case
    “Issue Notice”: Supreme Court Flags Adani Enterprises in Rs 49.77 Crore Customs Case
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    Ravish Kumar Moves Delhi High Court Against Govt Order Forcing Removal of Adani Videos

    Journalist Ravish Kumar has challenged a Central government order asking him to take down videos on Gautam Adani, calling it a “SLAPP” to silence journalism. The Delhi High Court will hear the case on September 22.

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    Adani Tells Delhi High Court: No Fresh Content Takedown Until Gag Order Appeal Decided
    Adani Tells Delhi High Court: No Fresh Content Takedown Until Gag Order Appeal Decided
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    Newslaundry Drags Centre to Delhi High Court Over Order to Remove Reports on Adani Enterprises

    Newslaundry has challenged the Centre’s takedown order on its Adani coverage, calling it unconstitutional and an “arbitrary overreach.” The Delhi High Court will hear the case on September 22.

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    Delhi High Court declines immediate relief to Newslaundry journalists over Abhijit Iyer-Mitra’s fresh tweets
    Delhi High Court declines immediate relief to Newslaundry journalists over Abhijit Iyer-Mitra’s fresh tweets
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    Delhi High Court declines immediate relief to Newslaundry journalists over Abhijit Iyer-Mitra’s fresh tweets

    The Delhi High Court refused to grant urgent orders against Abhijit Iyer-Mitra for tweets allegedly reviving earlier defamatory remarks against Newslaundry. The Court adjourned the matter to October 16, noting a balance of rights was needed.

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