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May 16, 2025

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Spotify India, OTT platforms pull Pakistani music after the India government ban

Listen to the article Pakistani music has begun to disappear from Indian flow platforms, with Spotify among the first to act in government counseling earlier this month. Pieces such as Saliva; Tower; Kind disappeared from Spotify India in hours after ordering, according to Ndtv. Movement, which began to apply on Wednesday night, follows a Official Directive by India’s Ministry of Intelligence and Broadcasting On May 8, demanding the removal of all Pakistani contents from the digital media. Counseling, issued in accordance with India’s computer rules, urged all OTT platforms, digital flow services and online mediators to remove Pakistani series, films,

May 13, 2025

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Pakistanian actors no longer appear on Bollywood posters on streaming platforms

Listen to the article Pakistani actors are no longer visible in album artworks for Indian soundtracks on several major music platforms, such as Spotify and YouTube music. One of the affected titles is Sanam Teri Kasam (2016). The album previously characterized both actors, Harshvardhan Rane and Mawra Hocane. Now shows only Harshvardhan Rane. Mawra Hocane’s image has been removed from music and flow platforms without an official announcement. Earlier, Harshvardhan Rane said he would not join Sanam Teri Kasam 2 if Mawra Hocane returned to the cast. Her image was removed from the advertising work of art a little later.

May 10, 2024

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Amid elections, Islamophobic ads flood Meta platforms in India

As the battleground of Indian politics heats up with the ongoing general elections, a worrying trend has emerged, suggesting a significant rise in Islamophobic rhetoric in the context of political advertising campaigns in the neighboring country. In a report published by ANTENNAit has been revealed that surrogate pages on social media platforms, particularly targeting opponents of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), are actively promoting divisive content, often laden with Islamophobic undertones. Read more: Muslim ruler in India bows before Hindu deity at Ram temple The research, which delves into Meta’s Ad Library Report for April 2024, highlighted the significant

January 14, 2024

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Are social media platforms ready to tackle misinformation?

BANGKOK: From deeply fake videos of Indonesian presidential candidates to online hate speech directed at India’s Muslims, social media misinformation has increased ahead of the election year, and experts say tech platforms aren’t ready for it. challenge. Voters in Pakistan, Indonesia and India head to the polls this year as more than 50 countries hold elections, including in the United States where former President Donald Trump wants to return. In Bangladesh, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was sworn in for a fifth term last Thursday after a landslide victory in elections boycotted by the opposition. Misinformation on social media has had

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