Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw urged social media platforms to fairly share revenue with content creators, including journalists, influencers, and researchers. Proposed IT rules also mandate labeling AI-generated content, strengthening transparency, accountability, and fairness in India’s digital content ecosystem
Hyderabad Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar has warned the public against fraudulent lucky draw schemes promoted by social media influencers, promising costly prizes. He said strict legal action would be taken under the Prize Chits and Money Circulation Schemes Act against those cheating citizens.
Investigations have revealed that while these betting apps are accessible locally, their operations are often controlled by individuals residing overseas
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said there is no proposal to regulate social and financial influencers but emphasised that a strong sense of caution is required
Hyderabad: As Hyderabadis, we love nothing more than enjoying a cup of piping hot Irani chai while we chitter-chatter with our friends in true blue Hyderabadi slang. Meet Insia Naqvi, a 26-year-old Hyderabadi Instagrammer who decided to develop one such moment into an Instagram Reel and became an overnight sensation. Her Hyderabadi humour in these […]
New Delhi: More than one in two (58 per cent) consumers complain that their negative product ratings and reviews are not being published by e-commerce platforms, a new report showed on Tuesday. Only 23 per cent consumers said that their negative reviews or ratings on e-commerce sites were published as it is. Nearly 65 per […]
