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News organisations can use audio-video clips of judicial proceedings for reporting: Supreme Court
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- A bench headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant said the restriction is confined to the use of audio and video recordings of judicial proceedings in news reports and should not be interpreted as a blanket ban on reportage by media organisations.S1
- Media can report on proceedings without sharing audio video clips Supreme CourtS2
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News organisations can use audio-video clips of judicial proceedings for reporting: Supreme Court
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Media can report on proceedings without sharing audio, video clips: Supreme Court
Media can report on proceedings without sharing audio video clips Supreme Court
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What to know
- A bench headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant said the restriction is confined to the use of audio and video recordings of judicial proceedings in news reports and should not be interpreted as a blanket ban on reportage by media organisations.S1
- Media can report on proceedings without sharing audio video clips Supreme CourtS2
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News organisations can use audio-video clips of judicial proceedings for reporting: Supreme Court
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