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The court will hear the case next in April.

The documentary, India: The Modi Question has been shared by multiple opposition leaders like Mahua Moitra, and students organisations. Also, opposition parties have organised screenings for the general public after the ban, , BBC documentary, PM Modi, supreme court

The court was hearing a writ petition filed by N Ram of The Hindu, Advocate Prashant Bhushan, and Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra

By religious turmoil. the impact of this documentary has been amplified in india by social media and the indian governments acted on this. an adviser to the government has called the programme hostile propaganda and anti—india garbage. he also says the government ordered twitter to block tweets linking to clips of the film and that youtube has been instructed to block uploads of it. and so if this is a documentary about the prime minister, the fallout from it is also about media and press free...

The two-part BBC documentary titled ‘India: The Modi Question’ has caused quite a stir in India. The documentary tracks Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s complicity and...

Between 1 December 2022 and 31 December 2022, 3,677,000 WhatsApp accounts were banned. 1,389,000 of these accounts were proactively banned, before any reports from users, WhatsApp said in its India Monthly Report for December published under the Information Technology Rules 2021.

As per a report by WABetaInfo, the calling shortcut feature combined with the application is likely to make calling simple for users by just tapping the contact cell within the contact list. Moreover, the report suggests that the new upcoming feature will automatically be added to the home screen of the device once created.

The documentary examined Modi’s alleged role in the communal riots that took place in Gujarat in 2002, and his subsequent track record.

Instant messaging platform WhatsApp on Wednesday said it banned 36.77 lakh accounts in India in November, marginally lower than the number of accounts it barred in the preceding month.

Instant messaging platform WhatsApp on Wednesday said it banned 36.77 lakh accounts in India in November, marginally lower than the number of accounts it barred in the preceding month. The banned WhatsApp accounts in India include 13.89 lakh accounts which were barred proactively before being flagged by users. In December, WhatsApp banned 37.16 lakh accounts in the country,