evolving. … Amidst widespread speculation in the media and blogosphere about the state of filtering in India, the sites actually blocked indicate that while the filtering system in place yields inconsistent results, it nevertheless continues to be aligned with and driven by government efforts. Government attempts at filtering have not been entirely effective, as blocked content has quickly migrated to other Web sites and users have found ways to circumvent filtering. The government has also been criticised for a poor understanding of the technical feasibility of censorship and for haphazardly choosing which Web sites to block. The amended IT Act, absolving intermediaries from being responsible for third-party created content, could signal stronger government monitoring in the future. A "Transparency Report" from Google indicates that the Government of India initiated 67 content removal requests between July and December 2010. See also Ethical Code for Digital News Websites Freedom of the press in British India Television content rating systems in India List of films banned in India List of books banned in India Pornography laws in India Internet censorship in India Central Board of Film Certification, the Indian film classification and censorship body References Further reading Chandmal Chopra and Sita Ram Goel. 1987. The Calcutta Quran Petition. New Delhi: Voice of India. Elst, Koenraad. 1992. 'Negationism in India: Concealing the Record of Islam'. Arun Shourie, Ram Swarup, and Goel, Sita Ram Goel, 1998. Freedom of expression: secular theocracy versus liberal democracy. External links Freedom of Expression in India, International Freedom of Expression Exchange (IFEX). Devika Sethi, War over Words: Censorship in India, 1930-60 (Cambridge University Press, 2019). Politics of India