Given the disturbing developments observed on social media platforms, the guidelines issued state due diligence should be followed by intermediaries

PUBG Mobile India, after launching an initial set of teasers, has been entirely quiet about the future of the game. Reports also claimed that the Indian government has denied meetings and appointments with PUBG India officials

The regulator has reasoned that the step will not only bring down the cost but also help speed up claim settlement process

Amidst the recent controversies surrounding various leading social networking platforms, the IT Minister said they can work and earn in India but reminded them to follow the Constitution

Koo, which has startling similarities with Twitter, now has over three million users.Downloads of Koo app surged 10-fold this week. Koo has a yellow bird as its logo in contrast to the blue bird of Twitter

The French security researcher who earlier made news in India by highlighting security loopholes in Aadhaar has now taken a look at the Koo app and has found that the app is leaking sensitive user data including date of birth and email.

The IT Secretary emphasised that Twitter is welcome to do business in India but raised doubts about its commitment to transparency and healthy conversation on the platform

Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) agreed to hold a virtual meeting with Twitter officials to deliberate over the issues flagged by the government earlier

Kangana threatened to leave Twitter after the social media site issued a statement saying that it will not take action against accounts that consist of news media entities, journalists, activists, and politicians

Twitter cannot make judgements on the request to block objectionable handles, a senior government official told Twitter employees during the meeting on Wednesday.

Twitter says \"values that underpin the Open Internet and free expression\" are increasingly under threat around the world; lists action taken against flagged accounts after govt's non-compliance notice

US-based microblogging website has blocked almost half the accounts flagged by IT ministry as \"pro-Pakistan\" or \"Khalistan\" sympathisers; various ministries, ministers and government officials move to desi microblogging platform Koo

Koo is more like a Twitter, it's a social media app, which was launched in March 2020. Last year in August, this app won Prime Minister's Aatma Nirbhar Bharat App Innovation Challenge

The social network also claimed an increase in downloads after MeitY joined its platform. This app came out 10 months ago and won MeitY's Aatmanirbhar App Challenge

The panel, headed by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, concluded that sufficient preparatory work has not been undertaken for the launching of 5G services in India.

The social media giant said that it continues to be engaged with the government from a position of respect and have reached out to the IT minister

Sandes, the name given to Government Instant Messaging System (GIMS), is currently limited to officials in different ministries, but a public rollout cannot be ruled out

Several government bodies, including MeitY, has found Koo as the desi Twitter alternative.

Days after the Indian government sent a notice to Twitter for failing to remove and block over 200 tweets and accounts, it has sent the company a list of another 1178 accounts that it wants removed.

Mahima Kaul, who joined Twitter India as Public Policy Director in 2015, has resigned from her role to take some time off