Ambani, Adani outlets among Indian publishers contesting Modi’s privacy law
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Media companies received government assurances in August that the law would protect press freedom, but no written exemption for journalists was provided, unlike in some countries. (EPA Images pic) NEW DELHI: A group of 21 news publishers, including companies owned by billionaires Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani, has challenged India's privacy law in court, arguing it would trample investigative work and let New Delhi identify journalists' sources, documents show. (Free Malaysia Today, 11:30)
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Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·27 Oct, 11:30 MYTAmbani, Adani outlets among Indian publishers contesting Modi’s privacy law
Media companies received government assurances in August that the law would protect press freedom, but no written exemption for journalists was provided, unlike in some countries. (EPA Images pic) NEW DELHI: A group of 21 news publishers, including companies owned by…
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