Abstract

The paper analyses the development of laws regulating online content in India. The objective is to draw attention to the difficulties and obstacles involved in the regulation of online content. The paper presents an argument for the implementation of online content regulations. The purpose of these regulations is to safeguard individuals from potential harm, as well as to address economic concerns such as protecting intellectual property rights and promoting fair competition among businesses. The article highlights the potential drawbacks of regulating online content, such as the risk of censorship and unforeseen outcomes. It suggests that any regulation should be based on the principles of transparency, accountability, and protection of individual rights. The paper offers an analysis of the challenges involved in regulating online content in India, highlighting the intricate nature of the issue. It emphasises the importance of adopting a measured and nuanced approach to address the matter effectively.

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