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Right to be forgotten: Karnataka High Court directs authorities to mask acquitted woman’s name from online records

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Right to be forgotten: Karnataka High Court directs authorities to mask acquitted woman’s name from online records
The Hindu
The Hindu51 mins ago
Right to be forgotten: Karnataka High Court directs authorities to mask acquitted woman’s name from online records
Emphasising the ‘right to be forgotten’ in the digital age, the High Court of Karnataka has directed search engines and judicial record-keepers to mask the name of a woman, who was acquitted back in 2019 of charges under the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956, from online records
NDTV
NDTV3 hrs ago
Opinion: Opinion | Inside The Cabinet Drama That Has Shook The Congress In Karnataka
Siddaramaiah's decision to 'boycott' the swearing-in ceremony because of a perceived 'insult' is a story in itself.
Times of India
Times of India🏁 first to report1 days ago
Unhappy over non-inclusion in Karnataka Cabinet, 2 Congress MLAs resign
Two Congress MLAs resigned from the Karnataka Legislative Assembly on Monday. They were unhappy over their exclusion from the state cabinet expansion. Supporters of one MLA protested, alleging unfair treatment by the party. Twenty ministers are set to take their oath later today. These resignations intensify discon