After the screenshot of Goenka's tweet on Kumbh Mela became viral on Twitter, netizens started trending #Boycott CEAT on Twitter

There is no similar proscription on market rumour mongering (yet) issued by SEBI to the wider trading community beyond just its licensed subjects and that is perhaps a problem it will be looking to swiftly fix

Mayank Bidawatka, co-founder of Koo said, \"There are millions of users, how many politicians you think there are? There are less than 0.1% of politicians on the platform. Somehow, what the media really loves to look at is you have so many politicians and they are from BJP\"

A symbiotic relationship between banks and digital NBFCs can lead the way towards a win-win situation for all

Pegged to be India's alternate to popular messaging app WhatsApp, Sandes has a long way to go. With not much to offer, the app has bugs and often crashes on Android phones

Of total 1,435 handles flagged by the ministry to be removed, Twitter has taken action against 1,398 of them. Action from the global micro-blogging platform came after the government took serious exception to Twitter's non-compliance of its notices, and threatened to take penal action against its top officials

Aprameya Radhakrishna, the co-founder of the Koo App, speaks to India Today about the desi social media platform.

Clearing the air on the platform's safety, Aprameya said that a firm called, Shunwei, which is a single-digit shareholder in Vokal, a vernacular question and answer sharing app owned by the same company that runs Koo will be exiting fully

Prasad says whether it's Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or WhatsApp, they are welcome to work in India, have crores of followers, but they will have to adhere to Indian Constitution and laws

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

About 75 per cent of WhatsApp users in the survey said they will discontinue business chat if it shares user and transaction information from chats with WhatsApp business accounts with Facebook and third parties.

Lack of data protection bill puts India at a disadvantage and Facebook seems to be exploiting it, claim experts. They say WhatsApp has a different policy for European and non-European users

Signal has witnessed a never-seen-before surge in new users, days after WhatsApp updated its privacy policy. Signal, the encrypted messaging service, has been chosen as the more secure alternative to the Facebook-owned messaging app. In the past few days, it has become the most downloaded app in India, Germany, France, Austria, Finland, Hong Kong, and Switzerland. Watch the video for more.

The Confederation of All India Traders has written to the Information and Technology Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad demanding a ban on WhatsApp and Facebook for updating its privacy policies.

Signal said it is seeing such a surge in new users that it is witnessing delays in phone number verifications of new accounts

New WhatsApp policies are mandatory to accept if you want to continue using the app.Just the fact that users are left with limited options is scary. The details are scarier.

Interest in the world's biggest cryptocurrency has soared this year, with investors viewing bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and an alternative to the depreciating dollar

How Mukesh Ambani, Amazon's Jeff Bezos and Walmart's Doug McMillon are fighting to get a bigger slice of India's $850 billion retail market

Grand groundbreaking ceremony of Ram Temple comes after about 10 months after Supreme Court, in a historic verdict, paved way for construction of the temple, thereby ending decades-long court battles between Hindus and Muslims

Apple has released a new study justifying App Store's commission structure ahead of antitrust hearing on July 27