Indian media groups challenge Modi's privacy law in court, warn of newsroom shutdown risk
What happened
According to a Reuters headline, Indian media groups are criticising a privacy law that the headline links to Prime Minister Modi. They say it could put newsrooms at risk of shutting down.
When it started
The timing is not given in the available information. The source is a Reuters story, and the publication date is not included in the material provided.
How it spread
The groups are raising their objections in court, according to the headline. The details of the legal filing, the court, and the specific provisions challenged are not in the information provided.
Why it matters
The headline says the groups argue the law threatens their ability to keep operating. Reuters' full report, which is not included here, would be needed for the groups' specific arguments and any government response.