India's Fresh Broadcast Bill Draft Raises Concerns Among Digital Community

India's government plans to bring a new draft of the broadcast bill after receiving backlash from digital rights activists and content creators. While the move is somewhat welcomed, there remains apprehension about the bill's potential provisions that could heavily regulate and limit online freedom in India.

The Indian government has announced plans to draft a new version of the controversial broadcast bill after facing criticism from digital rights activists and online content creators.

The decision comes amid fears that the bill will censor internet speech and restrict digital freedom, despite assurances of transparency and self-regulation.

Experts remain vigilant, warning that the new bill's provisions could curtail India's growing digital landscape, especially as the country becomes increasingly connected online.

(With inputs from agencies.)