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India's new IT rules could turn every content creator into a publisher. Without the protections
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A cartoon reposted. An account restricted. A takedown notice with no warning and no appeal.
India's new IT rules give platforms three hours to remove flagged content — the shortest window anywhere in the world. But a draft amendment published last month could go even further, potentially treating anyone who posts about current affairs as a publisher. Without the protections that come with it.
For millions of creators, anonymous users, and global tech platforms, the stakes just got harder to ignore.
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