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Editor shall be held responsible for false reporting: Supreme Court
India | March 12, 2013 11:45 ISTNew Delhi, Mar 12: The Editor of a newspaper shall be responsible in any civil or criminal case filed against it for publishing false or offensive news report, the Supreme Court held on Monday.A bench
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