NEW DELHI — X, the social media company owned by billionaire Elon Musk, sued the Indian government, accusing it of illegally blocking content on the platform. The lawsuit, which was filed ...

But almost a month later, Musk’s social media platform X has filed a lawsuit against the Indian government, alleging that New Delhi is unlawfully censoring content online. The lawsuit comes as ...

Elon Musk-owned social media platform X is suing the Indian government, accusing the country’s IT ministry of unlawfully expanding its powers to remove online content, Reuters reported Thursday.

X challenges this interpretation, arguing in the lawsuit that this section does not give power to the government to independently block content. The platform claims that Indian authorities misuse ...

At the same time, though, Mr. Musk is picking a fight with the Indian government through another piece of his empire: his social media company, X. This month, X, formerly known as Twitter ...

In the new court filing dated March 5, X argues India's IT Ministry is asking other departments to use a government website launched by the Ministry of Home Affairs last year to issue content ...

South Korea's LG and Samsung have sued India's government to quash a policy which increases payouts to electronic-waste ...

Elon Musk’s social media platform X is suing the Indian government, claiming authorities are unlawfully using legal safeguards to expand censorship. “This will result in significant censorship ...

Elon Musk’s X has filed a lawsuit against India’s government ... “This means he has a lot of leeway in terms of how he operates, including making a decision to sue the Indian government,”he added, ...

When Elon Musk met Narendra Modi in Washington DC in February, the SpaceX and Tesla chief presented India’s prime minister with a gift and introduced him to his family. Modi described the ...

Elon Musk’s X has sued the Indian government claiming its information technology ministry is unlawfully expanding laws, enabling easy removal of online content and "unrestrained censorship” on ...