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Video: Bureaucrat Listens To Grievances Of Specially-Abled Man, Wins Hearts
The video was shared on Twitter by Indian Police Service(IPS) officer Dinesh MN.
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Twitter Appointed Officers in Compliance With New IT Rules, Centre Tells Delhi High Court
Twitter has appointed Chief Compliance Officer (CCO), Resident Grievance Officer (RGO), and Nodal Contact Person in compliance with the new IT Rules, the centre has informed the Delhi High Court.
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Twitter Appointed Officers In Compliance With New IT Rules: Centre To High Court
The Centre has informed the Delhi High Court that Twitter has appointed Chief Compliance Officer (CCO), Resident Grievance Officer (RGO), and Nodal Contact Person in compliance with the new IT Rules.
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Twitter Has Appointed Officials in Compliance With New IT Rules: Centre to Delhi High Court
On Friday, Twitter informed the Delhi High Court that permanent appointments have been made for the posts of Chief Compliance Officer, Resident Grievance Officer and Nodal contact person.
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Twitter Seemingly In Compliance With IT Rules: Centre To Delhi High Court
Centre has told Delhi High Court that Twitter now seems to be in compliance with the new Information Technology Rules by appointing a Chief Compliance Officer (CCO), Resident Grievance Officer (RGO) and Nodal Contact Person on permanent basis.
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"Permanent Officers Appointed, In Compliance With IT Law", Says Twitter
Twitter on Friday told the Delhi High Court that it has appointed, on permanent basis, a Chief Compliance Officer, a Resident Grievance Officer and a Nodal Contact Person, and that it is now fully in compliance with the new IT rules
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Twitter Has Not Designated Nodal Contact Person, Centre Tells Parliament
Twitter appointed a Chief Compliance Officer and a resident grievance officer as a contingent arrangement, but has not designated a nodal contact person, Parliament was informed today.
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Twitter India Looking for Grievance Officer Following WhatsApp, Facebook, After Hiring Second Interim Officer in July
Twitter is once again looking for a grievance officer for India. It has posted a job listing on LinkedIn following that of Facebook and WhatsApp from a few weeks earlier. The Indian government had asked social media platforms and big tech firms such as Twitter, Facebook, Google, and others to appoint resident grievance officers.
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Twitter Non-Compliant With IT Rules in May, Named Officials as Contingency Later: Minister of State for IT
Twitter was non-compliant with IT rules on May 26 when new regulations came into effect but the microblogging platform has subsequently appointed a chief compliance officer and a resident grievance officer as a contingent arrangement, Parliament was informed on Thursday.
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AIMIM's Official Twitter Handle Hacked, Name Changed to Elon Musk
Twitter handle of the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) was hacked on Sunday, the second time in the last nine days. It’s now been restored.
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Twitter India Appoints New Grievance Officer Vinay Prakash to Comply With New IT Rules
Twitter on Sunday listed Vinay Prakash as the new grievance officer in India to comply with IT rules after a long standoff with the government.
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Twitter Appoints India-Based Grievance Officer Amid Trouble With Centre
Twitter India has appointed an Indian national as its officer for grievances redressal required under the new digital rules of the country.
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Need 8 Weeks To Appoint Grievance Officer: Twitter To Court After Warning
Twitter today sought eight weeks' time to appoint a grievance officer in India, telling the Delhi High Court that it has appointed an interim chief compliance officer, who is a resident of India, two days ago.
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Twitter Directed by Delhi Hight Court to Inform by July 8 When It Will Appoint Resident Grievance Officer
Twitter was directed by the Delhi High Court to inform it by July 8 as to when it will appoint a resident grievance officer in compliance with the new IT Rules.
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"If Twitter Thinks It Can Take As Long As It Wants...": A Court Warning
Twitter was today sternly told by the Delhi High Court that it cannot take "as long as it wants" in this country to appoint a grievance officer.
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Video: Bureaucrat Listens To Grievances Of Specially-Abled Man, Wins Hearts
The video was shared on Twitter by Indian Police Service(IPS) officer Dinesh MN.
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Twitter Appointed Officers in Compliance With New IT Rules, Centre Tells Delhi High Court
Twitter has appointed Chief Compliance Officer (CCO), Resident Grievance Officer (RGO), and Nodal Contact Person in compliance with the new IT Rules, the centre has informed the Delhi High Court.
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Twitter Appointed Officers In Compliance With New IT Rules: Centre To High Court
The Centre has informed the Delhi High Court that Twitter has appointed Chief Compliance Officer (CCO), Resident Grievance Officer (RGO), and Nodal Contact Person in compliance with the new IT Rules.
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Twitter Has Appointed Officials in Compliance With New IT Rules: Centre to Delhi High Court
On Friday, Twitter informed the Delhi High Court that permanent appointments have been made for the posts of Chief Compliance Officer, Resident Grievance Officer and Nodal contact person.
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Twitter Seemingly In Compliance With IT Rules: Centre To Delhi High Court
Centre has told Delhi High Court that Twitter now seems to be in compliance with the new Information Technology Rules by appointing a Chief Compliance Officer (CCO), Resident Grievance Officer (RGO) and Nodal Contact Person on permanent basis.
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"Permanent Officers Appointed, In Compliance With IT Law", Says Twitter
Twitter on Friday told the Delhi High Court that it has appointed, on permanent basis, a Chief Compliance Officer, a Resident Grievance Officer and a Nodal Contact Person, and that it is now fully in compliance with the new IT rules
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Twitter Has Not Designated Nodal Contact Person, Centre Tells Parliament
Twitter appointed a Chief Compliance Officer and a resident grievance officer as a contingent arrangement, but has not designated a nodal contact person, Parliament was informed today.
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Twitter India Looking for Grievance Officer Following WhatsApp, Facebook, After Hiring Second Interim Officer in July
Twitter is once again looking for a grievance officer for India. It has posted a job listing on LinkedIn following that of Facebook and WhatsApp from a few weeks earlier. The Indian government had asked social media platforms and big tech firms such as Twitter, Facebook, Google, and others to appoint resident grievance officers.
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Twitter Non-Compliant With IT Rules in May, Named Officials as Contingency Later: Minister of State for IT
Twitter was non-compliant with IT rules on May 26 when new regulations came into effect but the microblogging platform has subsequently appointed a chief compliance officer and a resident grievance officer as a contingent arrangement, Parliament was informed on Thursday.
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AIMIM's Official Twitter Handle Hacked, Name Changed to Elon Musk
Twitter handle of the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) was hacked on Sunday, the second time in the last nine days. It’s now been restored.
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Twitter India Appoints New Grievance Officer Vinay Prakash to Comply With New IT Rules
Twitter on Sunday listed Vinay Prakash as the new grievance officer in India to comply with IT rules after a long standoff with the government.
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Twitter Appoints India-Based Grievance Officer Amid Trouble With Centre
Twitter India has appointed an Indian national as its officer for grievances redressal required under the new digital rules of the country.
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Need 8 Weeks To Appoint Grievance Officer: Twitter To Court After Warning
Twitter today sought eight weeks' time to appoint a grievance officer in India, telling the Delhi High Court that it has appointed an interim chief compliance officer, who is a resident of India, two days ago.
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Twitter Directed by Delhi Hight Court to Inform by July 8 When It Will Appoint Resident Grievance Officer
Twitter was directed by the Delhi High Court to inform it by July 8 as to when it will appoint a resident grievance officer in compliance with the new IT Rules.
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"If Twitter Thinks It Can Take As Long As It Wants...": A Court Warning
Twitter was today sternly told by the Delhi High Court that it cannot take "as long as it wants" in this country to appoint a grievance officer.
