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    Australia Investigates Social Media Platforms on Under-16 Ban

    Canberra, March 31 – The Australian government said on Tuesday that it is investigating five social media platforms for failing to comply with the country's world-first ban on social media for children under 16.In its first report on the social media minimum age requirement, the federal...
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    Government to Consider Law Against Fake News, Speaker Says

    Jammu, March 27 Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Speaker Abdul Rahim Rather urged the government on Friday to formulate a comprehensive law to tackle the growing menace of fake news and misinformation in the Union Territory.Rather made the remarks at the end of a discussion that lasted over half an...
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    Government Urged to Address Child Social Media Use

    New Delhi, March 27 Congress MP Deepender Singh Hooda urged the government on Friday to introduce legislation to regulate children's and teenagers' exposure to social media in the country.Speaking during Zero Hour in the Lok Sabha, Hooda highlighted that excessive social media usage is...
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    Social Media Liability: Jury Rules Against Meta and YouTube

    Washington, March 26 – A US jury has found Meta and YouTube liable in a landmark case, ruling that their platforms harmed a young user through addictive design features and failed to warn of risks to children and teenagers.Delivered by a Los Angeles court, the ruling marks one of the most...
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    Task Force Report Drives Social Media Policy for Minors

    Mumbai, March 24 – Maharashtra Information Technology Minister Ashish Shelar announced in the State Assembly on Tuesday that the state government would formulate a comprehensive policy or law regarding the regulation of social media usage by minors in the state. This policy would be based on the...
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    Combating Harmful Content: Updates to India’s Digital Law

    Jaipur, March 19 – The central government submitted a detailed and fact-based response on Thursday to the issue raised by Rajya Sabha MP Madan Rathore during Zero Hour on December 12, 2025, regarding the need for regulatory provisions to curb the spread of obscene and harmful “reels” on social...
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    Government Considers More Ministries for Content Removal

    New Delhi, March 18 The government is considering authorizing additional ministries, including Defence, External Affairs, and Home Affairs, to issue content removal orders to social media platforms, sources said on Wednesday.Inter-ministerial discussions are currently underway, government...
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    Supreme Court Considers Challenge to IT Rules Verdict

    New Delhi, March 10 The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to examine the Centre's plea challenging a Bombay High Court verdict that struck down amendments to the Information Technology Rules aimed at regulating fake and false content posted on social media against the government.The top court...
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    SC to Examine Centre's Challenge to Bombay HC's IT Rules Ruling

    New Delhi, March 10 The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to examine the Centre's plea against the Bombay High Court verdict that struck down the 2023 amendments to the Information Technology Rules aimed at regulating fake and false content on social media against the government.The top court...
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    Government Challenges Bombay HC Ruling on Social Media Content Regulations

    New Delhi, March 10 The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to examine the Centre's plea against the Bombay High Court verdict that struck down the 2023 amendments to the Information Technology Rules aimed at regulating fake and false content on social media against the government.However, the top...
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    New Law Proposed in Telangana to Monitor Social Media

    On Sunday, Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy stated that the state government plans to enact a law to regulate social media.He noted that the issue would be discussed during the upcoming Assembly session, and a platform will be created to curb false propaganda on social media...
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    Navigating Digital Risks: Guidance and Controls for Children's Online Use

    New Delhi, February 27 – There is a debate surrounding reports that some Indian states are considering banning social media for children under 16 years of age, given its effects on young minds.In Australia, a law has been created to protect young people from features that encourage excessive...
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    New SEBI Rules Require Regulated Entities to Identify Themselves on Social Media

    The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has directed all entities it regulates to prominently disclose their registered name and registration number when posting content related to the securities market on social media platforms. This directive was issued through a circular yesterday...
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    Challenges to the Global Order: Merkel's Reflections on Cooperation

    New Delhi, February 26 Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday strongly advocated for multilateral cooperation, stating that in these times of protectionism, abandoning multilateralism was not an option.Speaking at the inaugural Dr. Manmohan Singh Memorial Lecture here, Merkel...
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    From Singh to Merkel: Calls for Global Action on AI and Trade

    New Delhi, February 26 Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday made a strong case for multilateral cooperation, saying that in these times of protectionism, giving up on multilateralism was not an option.Delivering the inaugural Dr. Manmohan Singh Lecture, she referred to the US-led...
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    Protecting Children Online: Andhra Pradesh Explores Social Media Restrictions

    Amaravati, February 23 – The Andhra Pradesh government is considering a law to prevent school students from using social media. Home Minister Vangalapudi Anitha said this in the state Legislative Assembly on Monday.During the discussion on controlling false propaganda on social media, she said...
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    Kunal Kapoor: India's Social Media Restrictions Are 'Pro-Future'

    Mumbai, February 21 – Actor Kunal Kapoor has voiced support for India considering restrictions on children under 16 accessing social media, stating that the move is “pro-future” rather than “anti-technology”.Kunal posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, where he shared a news article about how...
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    India Government Discusses Social Media Age Restrictions and Deepfake Regulations

    New Delhi, February 17 The government is discussing issues of age-based restrictions as well as deepfakes with social media platforms to determine the way forward, Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Tuesday as he advocated the need for stronger regulations to protect children, and...
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    New IT Rules Address AI Content, Focus on Education & Clarity

    New Delhi, February 11 The government clarified on Wednesday that content created with the help of artificial intelligence for educational purposes, which brings clarity or makes technical changes without misrepresentation, does not need to be labeled as synthetically generated.This...
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    Government Actively Addresses Misinformation with AI Regulations

    Feb 11, New Delhi — The Indian government is tightening its control over AI-generated and deepfake content, mandating that social media platforms remove objectionable material within 3 hours and making the labeling of AI-generated content compulsory. Under the new rules, if a social media...
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