Bombay High Court allows Radhe Maa to sue Google over alleged online disparagement and protection of personality rights.
The Digital News Publishers Association has raised concerns over consent requirements, journalistic confidentiality and access to information under the DPDP Act.
A three-judge Bench headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant is scheduled to hear a batch of petitions filed by activists on October 27
They argue it would trample upon investigative work and allow New Delhi to identify journalists’ sources.
The Supreme Court will hear the DNPA’s challenge to the DPDP Act on November 17, 2026, amid concerns over consent and press freedom.
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