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Supreme Court Bans Sharing Court Proceedings Without Permission

The Supreme Court of India has issued interim orders barring the extraction, modification, posting, or monetization of audio-video recordings of court proceedings on social media and digital platforms without prior permission from the Secretary General of the Supreme Court or the Registrar General of the respective High Courts, while reiterating that legitimate news reporting remains exempt. The measures, supported by officials and arising from concerns over misuse and out-of-context clips, require responses from the Centre and others and emphasize that the restrictions apply across courts while preserving news coverage.

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Jul 24, 2026
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News Corp Sues Brave Over AI Article Theft

News Corp has filed countersuits against Brave Software accusing it of distributing and selling Wall Street Journal and New York Post articles to AI companies without permission, seeking injunctive relief and up to $150,000 per infringement as part of a broader clash over AI training content. Brave had previously sued News Corp claiming its practices were legal fair use, while News Corp argues Brave’s scraping and bundling exceed fair use, illustrating a surge of litigation between publishers and technology firms over copyrighted news content used for AI.

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Jul 22, 2026
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Delhi CJP Protest Turns Violent, Injuries Reported

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis defended Delhi Police’s actions during the Jantar Mantar protests, stressing that peaceful demonstrations are a constitutional right only when conducted with proper permission and that unauthorised violence or attempts to destabilise politics are unacceptable. He warned that leaderless or faceless protests can be infiltrated by vested interests and cited police damage and injuries as justification for measured action, while acknowledging some participants acted with sincere intentions.

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