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Facebook to publish interim compliance report as per IT rules
The new IT rules - which came into force from May 26 - mandate large social media companies to publish periodic compliance reports every month,
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High Court refuses to stay new IT rules regulating digital news media
The court issued notice to the Centre and sought its response on a fresh petition by Pravda Media Foundation challenging the legality of IT rules.
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Twitter website displays a distorted map of India; J&K, Ladakh shown as a separate country
The government had slammed Twitter for deliberate defiance and failure to comply with the country's new IT rules,
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Twitter failed to comply with IT rules: IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad
Prasad asserted that Twitter was given multiple opportunities to comply with the rules, but deliberately chose the path of non-compliance.
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Facebook names Spoorthi Priya as grievance officer for India on website
As per Facebook's website, users can contact Spoorthi Priya - who is the Grievance Officer - through an e-mail ID
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Google claims new IT rules not applicable to its search engine
Google has contended that the single judge, in his April 20 judgment, "mischaracterized" its search engine as a 'social media intermediary' or 'signif
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Google, Facebook updating website to reflect new grievance officer appointed under IT rules
The new rules require significant social media intermediaries - those with other 50 lakh users - to appoint a grievance officer, nodal officer, and ch
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Filing income tax returns for a deceased person
The second wave of covid-19 has claimed a lot of lives in India. It becomes imperative to understand how to file tax returns for the departed individu
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Will Facebook and Twitter be logged out with new IT rules coming into effect?
If social media companies do not comply with the new guidelines, they may lose their status and protections as intermediaries and may become liable fo
