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"Transactional Leader, No Surprises": Shashi Tharoor On Trump 2.0 For India
Congress leader Shashi Thaoor, who heads the Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs, told NDTV today Donald Trump is a familiar politician who India has engaged with before.
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Shekhar Suman Was Pranked On Utsav Set About Nude Scenes: "I Started Crying"
Heeramandi is available for streaming on Netflix
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Opinion: A GPT To Educate Bharat
The future of education in India, as imagined within the National Education Policy, will have to be inclusive, innovative, and interactive.
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Book Excerpt - Eye On The Stars: PM Modi's Championing Of The Space Sector
An extract from 'Collective Spirit Concrete Action Mann ki Baat and its influence on India' by Shashi Shekhar Vempati.
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"Whatever High Command Decides, Post Not Important": Ashok Gehlot To NDTV
The Rajasthan Chief Minister met with Congress interim President Sonia Gandhi yesterday, and handed over an apology letter to her before announcing his exit from the contest.
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Shashi Tharoor, Pawan Bansal Collect Forms Ahead Of Congress Polls
In the build-up to the October 17 Congress president election, a new name emerged today. Former Union Minister Pawan Bansal became the second leader to collect nomination forms after Shashi Tharoor, but they might be for someone else.
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Amid Twitter Row, Shashi Tharoor-Led House Panel Summons IT Ministry Officials
The Shashi Tharoor-led Parliamentary Standing Committee on IT seeks evidence on matters related to citizens' rights in digital space. It has summoned senior officials of the IT and I&B ministries. Issues related to Twitter may come up in the meeting.
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"Explain Why Minister, MP's Accounts Were Locked": House Panel To Twitter
Twitter India has been asked to explain under what law the accounts of Union IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad and Congress MP Shashi Tharoor were locked last week citing copyright law.
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"Follow India's Rules," House IT Panel Tells Facebook, Google Officials
After expressing their inability initially, citing Covid protocol, Facebook India deposed before the Parliament's Committee on IT in person. Officials of the company, along with those of Google, were told that the tech giants must follow Indian laws.
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Facebook, Google Officers Summoned By Shashi Tharoor-Led Panel Tomorrow
Officials of Facebook and Google have been summoned by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology Tuesday to discuss the issue of safeguarding citizens' rights and preventing the misuse of online platforms.
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Not Virtually, Appear In Person: Parliamentary Panel To Tell Facebook
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on information and technology, headed by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, will direct the social media giant Facebook to appear "in person" when it examines the company's policies on upholding citizens' rights.
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"Abide By Indian Laws," Twitter Told; Panel Summons Social Media Firms
Twitter India faced tough questions on Friday including why it had not appointed a Chief Compliance Officer in India as it faced the Shashi Tharoor-led parliamentary committee on IT, sources said.
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Twitter Officials Appear Before Shashi Tharoor-Led Parliamentary Panel
Twitter India representatives and officials of the Information Technology Ministry officials been called before a parliamentary panel today to examine the issue of safeguarding citizens' rights and preventing misuse of online news media platforms.
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Fact-Checked: Truth Behind Letter Rejecting Albert Einstein, Shared By Shekhar Kapur
Filmmaker Shekhar Kapur posted a motivational message on Twitter this morning, urging his followers to have "passion and perseverance" and offering the example of Albert Einstein who, he wrote, was once rejected by the University of Bern. Mr Kapur even shared the rejection letter from the university, dated 1907, which purportedly denied Mr Einstein...
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Prasar Bharati Chief Rejects BBC Invite Over Their Delhi Clashes Coverage
Prasar Bharati CEO Shashi Shekhar Vempati has turned down an invitation from the BBC to attend an award function for Indian sportswomen, citing the British broadcaster's coverage on the Delhi violence.
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"Transactional Leader, No Surprises": Shashi Tharoor On Trump 2.0 For India
Congress leader Shashi Thaoor, who heads the Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs, told NDTV today Donald Trump is a familiar politician who India has engaged with before.
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Shekhar Suman Was Pranked On Utsav Set About Nude Scenes: "I Started Crying"
Heeramandi is available for streaming on Netflix
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Opinion: A GPT To Educate Bharat
The future of education in India, as imagined within the National Education Policy, will have to be inclusive, innovative, and interactive.
-
Book Excerpt - Eye On The Stars: PM Modi's Championing Of The Space Sector
An extract from 'Collective Spirit Concrete Action Mann ki Baat and its influence on India' by Shashi Shekhar Vempati.
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"Whatever High Command Decides, Post Not Important": Ashok Gehlot To NDTV
The Rajasthan Chief Minister met with Congress interim President Sonia Gandhi yesterday, and handed over an apology letter to her before announcing his exit from the contest.
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Shashi Tharoor, Pawan Bansal Collect Forms Ahead Of Congress Polls
In the build-up to the October 17 Congress president election, a new name emerged today. Former Union Minister Pawan Bansal became the second leader to collect nomination forms after Shashi Tharoor, but they might be for someone else.
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Amid Twitter Row, Shashi Tharoor-Led House Panel Summons IT Ministry Officials
The Shashi Tharoor-led Parliamentary Standing Committee on IT seeks evidence on matters related to citizens' rights in digital space. It has summoned senior officials of the IT and I&B ministries. Issues related to Twitter may come up in the meeting.
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"Explain Why Minister, MP's Accounts Were Locked": House Panel To Twitter
Twitter India has been asked to explain under what law the accounts of Union IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad and Congress MP Shashi Tharoor were locked last week citing copyright law.
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"Follow India's Rules," House IT Panel Tells Facebook, Google Officials
After expressing their inability initially, citing Covid protocol, Facebook India deposed before the Parliament's Committee on IT in person. Officials of the company, along with those of Google, were told that the tech giants must follow Indian laws.
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Facebook, Google Officers Summoned By Shashi Tharoor-Led Panel Tomorrow
Officials of Facebook and Google have been summoned by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology Tuesday to discuss the issue of safeguarding citizens' rights and preventing the misuse of online platforms.
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Not Virtually, Appear In Person: Parliamentary Panel To Tell Facebook
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on information and technology, headed by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, will direct the social media giant Facebook to appear "in person" when it examines the company's policies on upholding citizens' rights.
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"Abide By Indian Laws," Twitter Told; Panel Summons Social Media Firms
Twitter India faced tough questions on Friday including why it had not appointed a Chief Compliance Officer in India as it faced the Shashi Tharoor-led parliamentary committee on IT, sources said.
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Twitter Officials Appear Before Shashi Tharoor-Led Parliamentary Panel
Twitter India representatives and officials of the Information Technology Ministry officials been called before a parliamentary panel today to examine the issue of safeguarding citizens' rights and preventing misuse of online news media platforms.
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Fact-Checked: Truth Behind Letter Rejecting Albert Einstein, Shared By Shekhar Kapur
Filmmaker Shekhar Kapur posted a motivational message on Twitter this morning, urging his followers to have "passion and perseverance" and offering the example of Albert Einstein who, he wrote, was once rejected by the University of Bern. Mr Kapur even shared the rejection letter from the university, dated 1907, which purportedly denied Mr Einstein...
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Prasar Bharati Chief Rejects BBC Invite Over Their Delhi Clashes Coverage
Prasar Bharati CEO Shashi Shekhar Vempati has turned down an invitation from the BBC to attend an award function for Indian sportswomen, citing the British broadcaster's coverage on the Delhi violence.
