Delhi HC grants tax exemption to Indian Broadcasting & Digital Foundation

The crux of the investigation revolves around whether these industry bodies colluded to fix commissions, manipulate pricing, or restrict fair competition.

The High Court also upheld IBDF’s argument that its role in the formation and promotion of BARC was neither voluntary nor discretionary but was mandated by the Central government’s policy, as supported by recommendations from both TRAI and the Standing Committee of Parliament.

Press Information Bureau flags 1,575 fake news cases since 2022: Ministry of I&B

On April 9, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting issued Amendment No. 1 to the Auction Rules (dated November 27, 2024) for Private FM Radio Batch III channels e-auction under Phase III.

Addressing the parliamentary session on March 26, Ashwini Vaishnaw, Minister for Railways, Information & Broadcasting, and Electronics & IT, revealed that as of March 19 (in 2025 alone), over 97 fake news items have been identified.

F&B consumer complaints double in 2024, reaching 53,228: Ministry of Consumer Affairs

FSSAI analysed 170513 samples in 2024; Rs 77 crore penalty raised, the Ministry of Consumer Affairs revealed.

In 2024, the National Consumer Helpline received 53,228 consumer complaints (under food and beverages) as compared with 27,754 complaints in 2023 and 17,389 in 2022, the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food, and Public Distribution notified the parliament on March 26.

Breaking: MIB addresses AI-based news recommendation and fake news regulation

Opposition, civil society groups, and activists have been rallying against Section 44 (3) of the DPDP Act, claiming that it weakens the RTI Act, and demanded immediate repeal. Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw took it to X (formerly Twitter) to clarify.

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw addressed the shift of media houses from traditional to digital platforms, emphasizing India’s diverse and expansive media landscape.

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