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. | Dado Ruvic/Reuters The Union government on Friday issued notices to messaging platform...
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‘It is not the duty of the court to tell the media to delete this and take that down,’ sai...
US rules out involving India and Japan in its new defence pact
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Two Muslim men discuss the systematic bias against the community.
. | Dado Ruvic/Reuters The Union government on Friday issued notices to messaging platforms Telegram and Signal seeking details of the safeguards they have put in place to prevent fraud … Act, 2000, or Information Technology Rules do not require intermediaries to justify or obtain permission before introducing lawful software features.Concerns regarding phishing or online
‘It is not the duty of the court to tell the media to delete this and take that down,’ said the bench.
The US, the UK and Australia had last week announced that they had struck a security partnership – dubbed Aukus – focused on the Indo-Pacific region.
Two Muslim men discuss the systematic bias against the community.
The messaging platform said that it had built safeguards against impersonation and that users would still need a phone number to reserve a unique username.
In October, the High Court had ordered Wikipedia to remove a page about the ongoing defamation suit proceedings filed by ANI against the platform.
The news agency’s plea seeking removal of the material was part of its Rs 2 crore defamation suit against the Wikimedia Foundation, which runs the platform.
Four hate speech events occurred in the country per day on average last year. How is this altering the social fabric?
The YouTuber noted that scriptures said that deities like Ram and Krishna consumed meat and alcohol.
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