💨 Abstract
The Communications and Information Technology parliamentary committee has decided to review mechanisms for curbing fake news, OTT platforms, cryptocurrency, AI, and media laws. The panel will also examine digital and cybercrime regulation, the functioning of Prasar Bharati, and cases of offices of profit. The committee is mandated to scrutinize the functioning of the ministries of information, electronics, and communications.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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