What the Satluj takedown means for freedom of expression
With the government's unprecedented decision to take down the film Satluj from an OTT platform, we answer three questions: What law was used to do it? What does this mean for other films and online content? And what story is the film trying to tell? Guests: The Indian Express' Apurva Vishwanath, Manraj Grewal Sharma,…
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