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SC extends stay on order stopping broadcast of Kannada TV channel
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SC extends stay on order stopping broadcast of Kannada TV channel

SC extends stay on Karnataka HC's order stopping broadcast of Kannada news channel Power TV, emphasizing protection of freedom of speech amid allegations of political vendetta.

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Delhi HC allows Lokshahi Marathi news to resume ops, Centre takes note of corrective steps by channel [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Delhi HC allows Lokshahi Marathi news to resume ops, Centre takes note of corrective steps by channel [Read Judgment]

The Delhi High Court has directed the Centre to permit Lokshahi Marathi news channel to resume operations, after the Centre's 30-day broadcast ban on it.

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