Continue to make every effort to comply with new guidelines; Keeping IT Ministry apprised of progress at every step, says Twitter spokesperson
The government has asked Twitter to appoint India-based officers following new rules for social media companies.
While Twitter appointed Dharmendra Chatur as interim resident grievance officer for India, in Bengaluru, WhatsApp named Paresh B Lal, based in Hyderabad
In the name of a responsible internet, several will be eager to abet the government in soft censorship.
Say the new rules do not pass the test of proportionality to justify breaching a user's privacy
'Twitter's claims are an attempt to dictate its terms to the world's largest democracy,' says Centre
A rule drafted by the IT ministry will lead to a 'dangerous invasion of privacy' and was 'unconstitutional', says company in lawsuit.
'No fundamental right, including the right to privacy, is absolute and it is subject to reasonable restrictions,' says MeitY
The social media giant, however, said it continues to discuss a few of the issues which need more engagement with the government
Assures govt user privacy remains highest priority; recent update does not change privacy of personal messages
Centre has formed 11 committees, each led by a ministry, to prepare action plans for transitioning from a linear to a circular economy in their respective focus areas
Many of the tweets tagged had reference to a toolkit allegedly created by Congress
Many Indian users depend on WhatsApp for communicating; irresponsible for WhatsApp to leverage its position in the Indian market to impose unfair terms and conditions, says MeitY, according to sources
Global telecom gear makers say that the new rule will make it difficult for Chinese equipment players to enter the Indian market.
More than 9,800 URLs, accounts or webpages were blocked in 2020, Union minister Ravi Shankar said on Wednesday
The microblogging platform also noted that safety of its employees is a "top priority"
India now has the potential to create its own secured internet by setting up a root server locally for less than Rs 10 crore, according to state-run ITI and industry platform IPv6 Forum.
MeitY Uses recourse u/s 69A of the Act, sends legal request in the matter
The effort aims to accelerate quantum computing-led research and development and enable new scientific discoveries
Param Siddhi, the supercomputer established under the National Supercomputing Mission (NSM), has achieved 63rd rank in the list of 500 most powerful supercomputers in the world, the Department of Science and Technology (DST) said on Tuesday. It is a historic first. India has one of the largest supercomputer infrastructures in the world and that is evidenced by the ranking that Param Siddhi-AI has received, said DST secretary Ashutosh Sharma. I truly believe that Param Siddhi-AI will go a long way in empowering our national academic and R&D institutions as well as industries and start-ups spread over the country networked on the national supercomputer grid over the National Knowledge Network (NKN), Sharma added. The AI system will strengthen application development of packages in areas such as advanced materials, computational chemistry and astrophysics, and several packages being developed under the mission on platform for drug design and preventive health care system, flood ...