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Social Media Representatives Meet Election Body To Discuss Fake News
Representatives of six Internet giants have reached the Election Commission's headquarters in New Delhi to hammer out a mechanism for curbing fake news on social media ahead of the Lok Sabha polls next month.
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Election Commission to keep tabs on poll ads in social media, issues guidelines
With political parties using social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook in a big way for campaigning in Lok Sabha polls, Election Commission (EC) has issued detailed guidelines for political advertisements on such platforms that include obtaining certification for contents before putting them in public domain.
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Aam Aadmi Party 'freaky phenomenon' or here to stay, asks Arun Jaitley
Slamming the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) for making "unrealistic promises" during elections in Delhi, BJP today challenged it to form a government with Congress support instead of avoiding power and fulfil its "exaggerated and unimplementable" manifesto.
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It's now Facebook, Twitter, Youtube for candidates in local polls in Delhi
Times have changed and so has political campaigning. In order to reach out to the younger generation, candidates in upcoming municipal polls in the capital are using Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and other social networking sites to communicate with voters.
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Social Media Representatives Meet Election Body To Discuss Fake News
Representatives of six Internet giants have reached the Election Commission's headquarters in New Delhi to hammer out a mechanism for curbing fake news on social media ahead of the Lok Sabha polls next month.
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Election Commission to keep tabs on poll ads in social media, issues guidelines
With political parties using social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook in a big way for campaigning in Lok Sabha polls, Election Commission (EC) has issued detailed guidelines for political advertisements on such platforms that include obtaining certification for contents before putting them in public domain.
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Aam Aadmi Party 'freaky phenomenon' or here to stay, asks Arun Jaitley
Slamming the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) for making "unrealistic promises" during elections in Delhi, BJP today challenged it to form a government with Congress support instead of avoiding power and fulfil its "exaggerated and unimplementable" manifesto.
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It's now Facebook, Twitter, Youtube for candidates in local polls in Delhi
Times have changed and so has political campaigning. In order to reach out to the younger generation, candidates in upcoming municipal polls in the capital are using Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and other social networking sites to communicate with voters.
