How can media organizations ensure that they are in compliance with section 361A when reporting on parliamentary or state legislative proceedings?
To ensure compliance with section 361A when reporting on parliamentary or state legislative proceedings, media organizations must:

1. Ensure that the report published in their newspaper is a substantially true and accurate account of the proceedings.
2. Avoid making any intentional alterations to the content or context of the proceedings that could lead to misinformation or misrepresentation.
3. Verify the accuracy of the information obtained from secondary sources, such as official transcripts, press releases, or statements made by members of parliament or state legislators.
4. Maintain a record of their sources and ensure that the information published is supported by multiple credible sources.
5. Refrain from publishing sensitive or confidential information discussed during parliamentary or state legislative proceedings without proper authorization.
6. Avoid making any personal attacks, negative commentary, or opinions that could be perceived as malicious towards any individual involved in the proceedings.