Amid the ongoing tussle between Twitter and the Indian government, the Delhi High Court will today hear a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking action against the microblogging platform for not complying with the new Information Technology Rules.
The plea, filed by Amit acharya, has raised the complaint that Twitter has not appointed a resident grievance officer. In an affidavit on Monday, Acharya said that he had come across some allegedly defamatory tweets, but when he sought to file a complaint, he could not find contact details of a grievance officer located in India on Twitter.
T20 World Cup 2026: Speaking to India Today, former Pakistan Cricket Board chief Najam Sethi said Pakistan is now standing up to BCCI by announcing the boycott of their game against India. Sethi said the ICC is run by people in the BCCI and Pakistan are willing to let go off short-term financial gains to end the bullying of the global cricket body.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and held a discussion on advancing bilateral economic partnership and strategic cooperation,
Speaking at the World Government Summit in Dubai, Tony Chan, Former President of KAUST, said AI won’t replace scientists and engineers anytime soon, but it will transform how they work.
In an exclusive conversation with India Today, Hugo Boss CEO Daniel Grieder discusses the company's strategic focus on the Indian market.
