India's I&B Ministry Plans New Framework to Regulate OTT Platform Content

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India's Information and Broadcasting Ministry is exploring new legislation to regulate content on OTT platforms. The proposed framework aims to curb offensive content while safeguarding the rights of users. Key measures under consideration include strong age verification systems and parental control features. An independent review panel would be established to assess flagged content after it goes live and recommend penalties for guideline violations.

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