"We have to be thick-skinned," Delhi High Court says but asks Newslaundry to consider deleting videos on India Today's Kallie Purie

The Court said that there does not seem to be any copyright infringement in Newslaundry’s programmes, and that they appeared to be part of ‘fair comment’.
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The Delhi High Court on Tuesday asked counsel appearing for digital news platform Newslaundry to obtain instructions on whether they will delete the videos related to India Today Group Vice-Chairperson Kallie Purie.

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