Morning Digest: OTT platforms will not have to register with govt., EPFO retains annual rate of interest at 8.5%, and more

Morning Digest: OTT platforms will not have to register with govt., EPFO retains annual rate of interest at 8.5%, and more

The Hindu

The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has clarified that over-the-top (OTT) platforms will not have to register with the government, and no government nominee will be present in the self-regulatory body.
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