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The dispute concerns how privacy rules could affect investigative journalism in India. The supplied report identifies no direct U.S. consequence.
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News organizations owned by two billionaires close to Prime Minister Narendra Modi are opposing an upcoming privacy law, saying it could make investigative reporting nearly impossible, The New York Times reports. The article does not provide the law’s text or the government’s response.
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The dispute concerns how privacy rules could affect investigative journalism in India. The supplied report identifies no direct U.S. consequence.