Ministry of Information and Broadcasting

Centre mandates self-declaration certificate for advertisers after Supreme Court Patanjali judgment
Delhi High Court orders Centre to notify guidelines to ensure movies, OTT content can be enjoyed by disabled persons
Delhi High Court rejects TV Today plea challenging MIB order to run apology scrolls for displaying liquor ads
Delhi High Court seeks I&B ministry's response on plea by Zee Media against removal of its 10 channels from free-to-air platform
Central government to regulate digital news, revives Registration of Press and Periodicals Bill
22 YouTube news channels, 4 social media accounts, 1 website blocked by I&B Ministry under IT Rules, 2021
[BREAKING] MediaOne Ban: Supreme Court agrees to hear appeal on March 10
[BREAKING] Kerala High Court Division Bench upholds Central govt decision to revoke MediaOne news channel license
MediaGuru moves Delhi High Court challenging show-cause notice by I&B Ministry
MediaOne appeals against Kerala High Court order upholding ban on channel; submits 'national security' a ruse to cancel license
[BREAKING] Kerala High Court upholds Central govt decision to revoke MediaOne news channel license
MediaOne licence revoked due to MHA's national security concerns; cannot insist on natural justice: Centre to Kerala High Court
Kerala High Court defers operation of I&B Ministry order revoking MediaOne news channel licence
AajTak moves Delhi High Court to quash I&B ministry order on Programme Code violation
May lead to spread of fake news, illegal content: Central govt opposes stay on IT Rules 2021 before Bombay High Court
[Accessibility to online classes] Fall back on older technology, start dedicated TV channel for education: Bombay High Court to Central govt
Centre notifies Cable Television Networks Rules to ensure adherence to Programme Code and Advertising Code
Enacted IT Rules 2021 after receiving several complaints regarding content on OTT platforms: Centre's reply in plea for regulatory body
Delhi High Court asks MIB to file action taken report on non-NBSA media channels found to have violated Cable TV Act on Rakul Preet's complaint
"All social media welcome, but there should not be double standards": Law Minister RS Prasad as Centre announces new Intermediary Guidelines
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