The government’s notices to WhatsApp, Telegram and Signal over their username features have become the biggest test yet of privacy versus Delhi’s power over apps. One app ‘complied’ even without a notice.
A 19-year-old Air Force aspirant allegedly created fake NEET papers using AI tools and sold them through a Telegram channel, charging students Rs 4,000 per paper.
Centre had said Telegram enabled automated bots, concealed user identities, allowed large-scale file sharing, self-destructing messages, and let users alter content posting dates.
On Friday, Delhi HC dismissed Telegram's challenge to the temporary blocking, saying that the measure was the 'least restrictive available and met the test of proportionality.'
Messaging platform’s challenge on ground of non-supply of reasons cannot be sustained, court said, adding that govt order did not suffer from ‘non-application of mind’.
New Delhi: Hours after India banned Telegram Tuesday, the Dubai-headquartered messaging app's founder and CEO Pavel Durov accused one of the country's largest corporations...
The report evaluates 28 states and 8 UTs on 84 indicators across eight pillars, with Niti Aayog pitching it as a reform tool rather than just a ranking exercise.
Ottawa has handed over execution functions of critical defence projects to a CEO-led organisation for reducing procurement timelines and making it solely accountable for outcomes.
Even if it’s a municipal election someplace where the Congress is a cipher, you will find BJP targeting it. It’s an acknowledgement that Modi sees Congress, however battered, as his only likely challenger.
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