Campaign India Team
Nov 21, 2011

Supreme Court's order detrimental to the media industry: IBF

IBF has issued a statement concerning Times Now's relief against a High Court decree that asked the channel to deposit Rs 100 crore to hear an appeal in a defamation case

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