Scoop: Kashmiris disappeared from WhatsApp overnight due to a FB policy that deletes inactive accounts automatically after 120 days. The internet has been shut down in Kashmir for 4 months now.
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An Indian court is trying hard to get WhatsApp to break its encryption, possibly at the behest of the government. The ruling could have major consequences on not just WhatsApp but all tech platforms in the country.
The announcement comes at the same time the company said that it lost 130,000 subscribers in the United States from April through June.
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The order issued by Higher Education Secretary R Subrahmanyam last week lays down a mechanism seeking to “connect all the student’s Twitter/Facebook/Instagram account” with social media accounts of higher education institutions as well as the HRD ministry
"Water is provided only to the Brahmins and people fight with us when we approach the hand pump."
Dalit residents in the UP's Chitrakoot region are being denied access to water sources by upper castes.
The author talks about her memoir, shedding her secret, and how a wave of Dalit assertion in art, music and culture could change the game for a new generation.
Copies of diary entries that are with the IT dept note that BS #Yeddyurappa paid the BJP central committee 1,000 crore; Arun Jaitley and Nitin Gadkari 150 crore each; Rajnath Singh 100 crore; and LK Advani and Murli Manohar Joshi 50 crore each. http://bit.ly/2Fsspec
Ranbir Kapoor called Rajkumar Hirani, accused of sexual assault, an 'amazing human being,' because Bollywood is all about sucking up #MeToohttp://huffp.st/cJ0uad8
: Do #ElectoralBonds increase the thickness of veil on political funding? If someone funds a political party heavily, does it encourage crony capitalism? Don't you as a citizen deserve to know where the money is coming from?
Four people are in custody after shootings at two mosques in Christchurch. "This is one of New Zealand's darkest days," said prime minister Jacinda Ardern.
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There are no Apple stores yet in India, and iPhone users have been stranded with third-party service providers, who they say do not live up to the premium brand’s promise in the rest of the world.