law: Contempt of Courts Act, 1971 
  7. Publication of information relating to proceeding in
  
  chambers or in camera not contempt except in certain cases 
  (1) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act, a person
  
  shall not be guilty of contempt of court for publishing a fair and accurate
  
  report of a judicial proceeding before any court sitting in chambers or in camera
  
  except in the following cases, that is to say- 
  (a) where the publication is contrary to the
  
  provisions of any enactment for the time being in force;
  (b) where the court, on ground of public
  
  policy or in exercise of any power vested in it, expressly prohibits the
  
  publication of all information relating to the proceeding or of information of
  
  the description which is published;
  (c) where the court sits in chambers or in
  
  camera for reason connected with public order or the security of the State, the
  
  publication of information relating to those proceedings;
  (d) where the information relates to a secret
  
  process, discovery or invention which is an issue in proceedings.
  (2) Without prejudice to the provisions contained in sub-section
  
  (1), a person shall not be guilty of contempt of court for publishing the text
  
  or a fair and accurate summary of the whole or any part, of an order made by a
  
  court sitting in chambers or in camera, unless the court has expressly
  
  prohibited the publication thereof on grounds of public policy, or for reasons
  
  connected with public order or the security of the State, or on the ground that
  
  it contains information relating to a secret process, discovery or invention,
  
  or in exercise of any power vested in it.