PRP Act 2023 Grants Sweeping Digital Registrations
Posted 2026-07-14 06:26:49
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The enforcement of the Press and Registration of Periodicals (PRP) Act, 2023 has modernized media regulation by fully replacing colonial-era restrictions. Implementing a fully online system through the Press Sewa Portal, the Act decriminalizes procedural lapses and drastically reduces bureaucratic compliance burdens for publishers.
Bharat Media Association views this as a vital empowerment of small-town and independent newsrooms. By removing outdated physical hurdles, the Act grants the Indian press the streamlined freedom to establish themselves and operate fearlessly in a rapidly evolving digital ecosystem.
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