News Outlets Can Report Court Proceedings Without Sharing Audio-Video Clips : SC

Thu, 06 August 2026

14:08

The Supreme Court has clarified that its recent interim order restricting the sharing and uploading of audio-video clips of court proceedings does not prohibit recognised news organisations from reporting on hearings. The Court said that the restriction is limited to the use of audio and video clips of court proceedings in news reports. Read more here.

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