The office gazette of Paris
Telegram defended its founder, Pavel Durov, after his arrest at a Paris airport. The company emphasised Durov’s innocence, stating Telegram complies with EU laws. French authorities extended Durov’s detention, investigating claims of inadequate content moderation on Telegram, which could have facilitated criminal activities. Telegram seeks a swift resolution to the situation.
The Bombay high court has invalidated the amended IT Rules targeting fake news about the government, labeling them unconstitutional. Justice AS Chandurkar ruled that these […]
Heavy rains in Chennai resulted in waterlogging at 134 locations, causing major roads and seven subways to be closed for traffic. The Greater Chennai Corporation […]
Liam Payne, former One Direction member, passed away suddenly in Buenos Aires at the age of 31. He fell from a hotel balcony under unclear […]