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IT Rules amendments: Can PIB be given carte blanche to decide what is ‘fake’?

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The ministry of electronics and information technology (MeitY) on January 17 uploaded a new draft of amendments to the IT (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021, which…

Scuffle between ex-serviceman and pantry car staff on train given communal spin on social media

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Several Twitter users have shared a clip of a man narrating an assault on him inside a train. The users have alleged that the man was beaten up by people…

Suresh Chavhanke violates Twitter policy, shares venue details of interfaith couple’s wedding reception

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The brutal murder of Shraddha Walker has been widely covered across news media over the last week. Aftab Amin Poonawalla, the accused and Walker’s live-in partner, was arrested on November…

Why has Twitter not deplatformed Madhu Kishwar for hateful conduct?

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Hateful conduct can be grounds for suspension on Twitter and verified accounts “found to be in severe or repeated violation of Twitter rules”, including but not limited to hateful conduct,…

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IT Rules amendments: Can PIB be given carte blanche to decide what is ‘fake’?

Scuffle between ex-serviceman and pantry car staff on train given communal spin on social media

Suresh Chavhanke violates Twitter policy, shares venue details of interfaith couple’s wedding reception

Why has Twitter not deplatformed Madhu Kishwar for hateful conduct?