The news: India's government is challenging Wikipedia's status as a neutral intermediary platform, suggesting it should be reclassified as a publisher due to concerns about editorial control and bias, TechCrunch reports.

The Delhi High Court has described Wikipedia's open editing feature as “dangerous” and threatened to suspend its operations in India while hearing a defamation case from Asian News International.
Indian authorities are pressuring Wikipedia to disclose user information, with one judge warning that if Wikipedia won't comply, it shouldn't operate in India.

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