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Supreme Court bans sharing court footage on social media without approval

The Supreme Court of India has prohibited the posting of court proceeding clips on social media platforms. Any content from court hearings can now only be shared after obtaining prior approval from either the Supreme Court or a High Court. The directive aims to regulate the unauthorized circulation of courtroom footage online. The order establishes a formal clearance process that must be followed before such content is published or distributed digitally.

NTA sacks 47 officials in rejig, to hire 4 GMs, 16 young professionals

PM Modi Urges Ministers to Boost Instagram Presence to Reach Gen Z

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked his cabinet ministers to strengthen their presence on Instagram as part of an outreach effort targeting Generation Z. The directive reflects the government's intent to connect with younger audiences who are active on visual social media platforms. Modi himself has maintained an Instagram account since 2014, signaling long-standing awareness of the platform's reach. The move is seen as a strategic push by the ruling establishment to communicate policies and messaging to tech-savvy youth voters.

New Bill Proposes 10-Year Jail, Rs 10 Crore Fine for Exam Paper Leaks

A new legislative bill has proposed stringent penalties for examination paper leaks, including up to 10 years in prison and a fine of Rs 10 crore. The bill aims to curb the growing menace of paper leaks that have undermined the integrity of competitive examinations in India. Under the proposed legislation, fast-track courts would be mandated to dispose of such cases within three months. The move reflects the government's intent to ensure swift justice and act as a strong deterrent against those involved in leaking exam papers.