The Court has directed Google, Meta and X Corp to take down the obscene content flagged by Kishan within 72 hours, in case the entities publishing them do not take it down.
Directing social media platforms to prevent the recurrence and re-upload of unauthorised recordings of court proceedings is legally untenable and impossible to implement, Google said.
The Court was dealing with an accident case where the occupant of the accident-hit car was not its owner and where the driver of the offending vehicle cannot be traced.
The NextGen e-HMIS portal created by National Informatics Centre (NIC) intends to provide information regarding availability of ICU beds and other emergency treatment services in hospitals.
The Court was dealing with a plea by Kishan seeking the protection of his personality rights. Kishan had sought the takedown of AI-generated pornographic and other derogatory content.
The Court held that an unnatural death in police custody, even by suicide, attracted public law liability and obliged the State to compensate the victim's family.
Anjana Om Kashyap and TV Today have sued Khan Sir and others for defamation over their comments calling the journalist and broadcaster "bikau patrakar” and “chatukar”.
The Court upheld a ₹130 crore award against South Eastern Railway, noting that it failed to cross-examine witnesses, lead evidence or pay arbitral fees despite repeated opportunities.
