Censorship in India is a multi-faceted issue involving various legislative measures and designated authorities like the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) and the Press Council of India, exercising both direct and indirect control over content across domains like film, press, and the internet. While the Indian Constitution guarantees freedom of expression, it allows for reasonable restrictions to maintain social harmony and prevent the spread of harmful content. However, this has led to ongoing tensions between artistic and public expression and the government's regulatory powers, often resulting in contentious debates, content removals, and impacts on creators.