India is a globally important market for the social media platform Twitter. Even though in absolute numbers its 23 to 24 million users is small compared to the size of the population of what is now ...

Social media users in India have been following the government actions closely and there is much debate and discussion about whether the crack down on social media is censorship of free speech in the ...

It also casts doubt on India’s democratic credentials, particularly when such actions appear to be part of a broader campaign ...

Freedom of expression and press freedom are often called into question in India since Hindu nationalist Prime Minister ...

The Indian government on Thursday ordered the X social media platform to ban 2,355 accounts within the country, including at ...

The social media giant said in its latest Government Requests Report that India ordered 719 pieces of content to be restricted, lower only than Brazil, Turkey and Germany. India topped Facebook's ...

INDIA's Government spokesman has defended its alleged censorship of social media posts critical of its response to the coronavirus crisis. Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express.

India’s government ordered Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to block about 100 social media posts criticizing its handling of the exploding Covid-19 surge in the country, sparking public anger ...

India tightens regulatory grip on social media companies. Facebook, Twitter and others will be obliged to remove content within 36 hours of receiving a legal order, according to the new rules.

Social media firms seen clashing more with government on rules India seen using rules to enforce greater web censorship Lawsuit could set precedent as more countries rein in platforms July 6 ...

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