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    Stop Misusing My Name & Images: Gautam Gambhir Approaches Delhi High Court for Personality Rights Protection, Seeks Rs.2.5 Crore Damages
    Stop Misusing My Name & Images: Gautam Gambhir Approaches Delhi High Court for Personality Rights Protection, Seeks Rs.2.5 Crore Damages
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    Stop Misusing My Name & Images: Gautam Gambhir Approaches Delhi High Court for Personality Rights Protection, Seeks Rs.2.5 Crore Damages

    Indian men’s team coach Gautam Gambhir moved the Delhi High Court seeking protection of personality rights, claiming Rs 2.5 crore damages for alleged misuse of his name, images, AI videos, deepfakes, and seeking removal of infringing online content.

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    False and Malicious: Hardeep Puri’s Daughter Moves Delhi High Court, Files Rs.10 Crore Suit Over Posts Linking Her to Jeffrey Epstein
    False and Malicious: Hardeep Puri’s Daughter Moves Delhi High Court, Files Rs.10 Crore Suit Over Posts Linking Her to Jeffrey Epstein
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    False and Malicious: Hardeep Puri’s Daughter Moves Delhi High Court, Files Rs.10 Crore Suit Over Posts Linking Her to Jeffrey Epstein

    Himani Puri, daughter of Union Minister Hardeep Puri, has filed a defamation suit in the Delhi High Court seeking Rs 10 crore damages and removal of online posts linking her to Jeffrey Epstein, also requesting platforms remove similar defamatory content worldwide.

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    Ramdev’s Personality Rights Protected: Delhi HC Bans Deepfakes and Misleading Online Endorsements
    Ramdev’s Personality Rights Protected: Delhi HC Bans Deepfakes and Misleading Online Endorsements
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    Ramdev’s Personality Rights Protected: Delhi HC Bans Deepfakes and Misleading Online Endorsements

    The Delhi High Court granted interim protection to yoga guru Baba Ramdev’s personality rights, restraining unauthorised use of his name, image, voice, and AI-generated deepfakes. Platforms including Google, Meta, and X must remove infringing URLs within 72 hours.

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    Don’t Be on X If You’re So Touchy: Delhi High Court’s Sharp Remark in Rohan Dua Defamation Case
    Don’t Be on X If You’re So Touchy: Delhi High Court’s Sharp Remark in Rohan Dua Defamation Case
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    Don’t Be on X If You’re So Touchy: Delhi High Court’s Sharp Remark in Rohan Dua Defamation Case

    The Delhi High Court said a critical tweet against journalist Rohan Dua “could not be milder” and advised sensitive users to stay off X if they cannot handle criticism. The Court removed one X user from the defamation case after noting that the comment was already deleted.

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    “No Takedown Without Hearing”: Delhi High Court Pushes Back on J&K Deputy CM’s Defamation Plea
    “No Takedown Without Hearing”: Delhi High Court Pushes Back on J&K Deputy CM’s Defamation Plea
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    “No Takedown Without Hearing”: Delhi High Court Pushes Back on J&K Deputy CM’s Defamation Plea

    Delhi High Court refused to order removal of alleged defamatory videos against J&K Deputy CM Surinder Kumar Choudhary without first hearing the news platforms. Court asked him to add uploaders as parties and directed social media firms to share their details within three days.

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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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    “How Will a Film Affect Trial?” Kerala High Court Questions Plea to Stop Movie Inspired by Venjaramoodu Mass Murder
    “How Will a Film Affect Trial?” Kerala High Court Questions Plea to Stop Movie Inspired by Venjaramoodu Mass Murder
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    Kerala High Court Slams Social Media Platforms, Orders Immediate Takedown of Vulgar Edits Targeting 14-Year-Old Girl

    The Kerala High Court ordered YouTube and Instagram to remove offensive edits of a minor girl’s movie review that were distorted to mock her. The girl’s mother petitioned the court after attempts to report the videos failed. The ruling emphasizes the platforms’ legal obligation to protect children’s content from harm.

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