Digital censorship has been a topic of discussion again because of the recent controversy surrounding the show "India's Got Latent."
The control or suppression of online content by governments, organizations, or other entities is known as digital content censorship. This comprises:
India's Laws Controlling Digital Censorship
Views of the Supreme Court on Digital Censorship
The case of Apoorva Arora v. Govt. of NCT of Delhi (2024) highlighted the necessity of objective standards to define obscenity, concentrating on whether the content provokes lustful or sexual thoughts instead of the perceived decency of language. Subjective interpretation is still difficult, though.
Free speech, independent journalism, and creativity are all at risk from a digital censor board. While limiting harmful content is important, any regulation must be fair, open, and balanced in order to preserve democracy and creativity. The internet should continue to be a forum for free speech and discussion, making sure that censorship doesn't turn into a means of repressing dissent or exercising political control.
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