Congress leader Rahul Gandhi claimed that around 200 government officials, including from the Enforcement Directorate and CBI, were in touch with the Opposition and passing on information, amid the INDIA bloc's planned march to central Delhi over alleged electoral irregularities.
Original reporting conducted and published by indiatoday.in. Summarized by Aarav Sharma.
IndiaThe Supreme Court of India has ruled that internet access is a fundamental right for children, balancing online safety with constitutional freedoms. The court rejects blanket bans and calls for targeted, technology-driven safeguards, including a "child mode" on social media and a robust verification database to combat child exploitation material.
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