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Twitter CEO Elon Musk on Wednesday told the BBC that he would comply with the law of the land in India rather than send his people to jail as the country has "strict social media laws".

Elon Musk was asked why Twitter took down posts regarding documentary on Indian PM Narendra Modi to which he clarified that he was not aware about it

The Tesla CEO said that in India the social media rules are stricter than they are in other western countries.

Twitter CEO Elon Musk on Wednesday said that the rules governing social media content in India are "quite strict" while asserting that he did not know "what exactly happened" when his microblogging site blocked content related to a controversial BBC documentary. Twitter CEO Elon Musk Says ‘Social Media Rules in India Quite Strict’.

The BBC’s controversial Narendra Modi documentary may have been banned in India but local viewers are still finding ways to watch it, according to analysts.…

BBC Narendra Modi doc is being watched in India despite the nationwide ban, according to Parrot Analytics

NEW DELHI: India has fixed the date for the G-20 meeting in Srinagar, ignoring the protests of China and Pakistan.India updated its G-20 calendar, saying the working group meeting on tourism would...

By Manmeet Sahni In its most recent attempts at stifling dissent, the Indian government banned a two-part BBC documentary, “The Modi Question,” launched mid-January. It is being viewed privately in homes and at special screenings in academic institutes in India and abroad to recall a 20-year-old collective poignant memory. The documentary is a painful yet

We, teachers and administrators, are not here to police their thoughts or censor their sources of information

Rahul Gandhi has repeatedly raised the spectre of Adani’s proximity to the prime minister and China occupying Indian territory. The government may have unwittingly made Rahul Gandhi a martyr