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Amid a wave of youth-led demonstrations in India, a video circulated on social media posts in Pakistan claiming to show student protesters attacking an air force base in fact shows a protest at a ...
News India » Punjab » Social: Moral Vigilantism Behind Murder of Social Media Influencer in India’s Punjab
On June 10, 30-year-old social media influencer Kanchan Kumari, better known as Kamal Kaur Bhabhi, was murdered in the northern Indian state of Punjab for posting “obscene and vulgar content.” As ...
News India » Punjab » Social: Social Media Users Must Receive Copy Of Page Blocking Order: Punjab And Haryana High Court
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has directed authorities issuing social media takedown orders to notify affected users alongside the intermediary.
News India » Punjab » Social: We won’t be silenced: Canadian journalists lash out at Punjab Police FIR over social media posts
Controversy around Punjab Police FIR on posts related to real estate company GB Realty comes in runup to Prime Minister Modi’s icebreaker December visit to Canada.
News India » Punjab » Social: 'Social Media Users Must Get Copies Of Content Blocking Orders': Punjab And Haryana High Court
The Punjab and Haryana High Court ruled that social media users must receive copies of notices seeking to block their content. It set aside a Haryana Police notice to Meta over Haryana 24 News Network ...
News India » Punjab » Social: Fraud or defamation: Punjab Police probe Canadian journalists covering ‘grant fraud-Indian realty link’
Punjab Police probe against influencers and journalists over posts linking a Mohali realty firm to alleged student grant fraud in Canada. The FIR invokes criminal defamation and IT Act provisions.
News India » Punjab » Social: From Lahore to Indian reels: How “Chalre Chalre Waal” became a sensation
Shanzy Sial and Mohsin Lashari’s acoustic cover of ‘Chalre Chalre Waal’ has gone viral in India, shining the spotlight on Saraiki, a language widely spoken in Pakistan’s West Punjab.