2023’s most important election: Turkey

2023’s most important election: Turkey

[ad_1] Press play to listen to this article Voiced by artificial intelligence. For Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, next month’s election is of massive historical significance. It falls 100 years after the foundation of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’s secular republic and, if Erdoğan wins, he will be empowered to put even more of his stamp on…

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Govt to fact check, flag fake news on social media; firms to be sued over inaction

Govt to fact check, flag fake news on social media; firms to be sued over inaction

[ad_1] New Delhi: Internet firms like Google, Facebook and Twitter may lose protection under safe harbour if they fail to remove content identified by the government-notified fact-checker as false or misleading information, Minister of State for Electronics and IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar said on Thursday. He said that fact-checkers are a reference point to fight against…

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Chhattisgarh: Man arrested for making objectionable remarks about community on social media

Chhattisgarh: Man arrested for making objectionable remarks about community on social media

[ad_1] Representative Image Sukma: A man has been arrested in Chhattisgarh’s Sukma district for allegedly making objectionable remarks against a community in a viral video, police said on Thursday. He was arrested on Wednesday evening on the charges of hurting religious sentiments, Sukma Superintendent of Police Sunil Sharma said. The man allegedly posted videos on…

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Globalised Content

Globalised Content

[ad_1] With the internet offering people the superhighway of information and knowledge, youth living in the pre-digital periphery are getting virtually cosmopolitan by watching their choice of global content, reports Babra Wani Boys Over Flowers, the Korean sensation that is basically a romantic comedy involving a poor girl and four brats In 2014, Saba’s cousin…

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Do not indiscriminately post patient-related info on social media: NMC to medical students

Do not indiscriminately post patient-related info on social media: NMC to medical students

[ad_1] New Delhi: The National Medical Commission (NMC) on Monday issued guidelines on professional responsibilities of medical students, asking them not to indiscriminately post on social media regarding patients and patient-related information. It also underlined the need for them to learn the local language so as to effectively communicate with patients and participate in community…

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