The cabinet reshuffle exercise undertaken by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday evening was closely followed across political annals of the country. While big-ticket names like Ravi Shankar Prasad, Prakash Javadekar ...
Twitter has been wielding a defiant stance against the Indian government ever since the revised IT laws were brought in and the deadline to adhere to them elapsed on May 26. ...
It is well known that the introduction of the new IT rules has created a cold war between the Modi government and Twitter. As tension between the two rose, on Thursday ...
After being put under the pump by the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) for the dissemination of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) on its platform, Twitter’s troubles have ...
The Bollywood industry has long been accused by its naysayers for being a platform that only pushes a specific type of agenda, according to the whims of the rich and influential. ...
Twitter is demanding the stick. Twitter wants it really bad. What else explains Twitter’s self-manufactured run-ins with the Government of India? From not complying with India’s IT and social media rules ...
Non-compliance with the Indian IT and social media rules is costing Twitter dearly. Having lost its intermediary status in India, Twitter is now no longer protected from legal action for content ...
The Twitter Inc. vs Modi government fight has escalated to a whole new level. The America-based, liberal-friendly microblogging platform had previously invited fire upon itself in India after it de-verified Vice ...
After the fake news of Loni, Ghaziabad incident went viral on Twitter and the social media giant failed to curb it, unlike dubbing Sambit Patra’s toolkit tweet as ‘manipulated media’ — ...
Currently in the news for all the wrong reasons and after losing its ‘Intermediary’ status granting it immunity from facing the music from the Indian law authorities -- Twitter’s troubles continue ...
Twitter India, the Indian arm of the social media group that chose to defy the law of the Land every passing day, has chosen to verify the Popular Front of India, ...
Twitter on Tuesday lost its ‘intermediary’ status after failing to comply with the new IT rules. The US-based company refused to employ a statutory officer in time, despite being granted repeated ...
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