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Singapore Orders Social Media Platforms to Block Posts Targeting Indian Community

Authorities say foreign-origin content sought to inflame racial tensions and undermine the city-state’s multicultural society PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Singapore has ordered social

Indian Expat Mother Returns Home After Facebook Appeal Leads to UAE Rescue

Indian Consulate in Dubai helps stranded domestic worker reunite with family after years apart PRAVASISAMWAD.COM An Indian mother of three

UK sting exposes illegal sale of British visas by Indian-origin agents

The investigation revealed that the woman in question was offering Global Talent visas for £32,000 These visas are meant for

Mumbai woman loses ₹3.4 lakh to cyber fraudster posing as NRI on FB

Scammer claimed to be a France-based hotelier, won her trust with false promises of marriage PRAVASISAMWAD.COM A 41-year-old married woman

‘Was ahead of his time’: Professor reflects on Trump’s Indian-Origin pick for AI Senior Policy Advisor

Sriram Krishnan’s innovative mindset and self-driven learning impressed his professors at SRMIST In a recent post on X, Krishnan acknowledged

The Impact of Technology on Human Relationships

Social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter have given individuals the tools to curate and project their identities to

Married Indian woman Anju becomes Fatima, weds her Pakistani Facebook friend after converting to Islam

Earlier on Monday, July 24, both Nasrullah and Anju went on sightseeing trip amid tight security Peshawar: Anju, the Indian

Revised US immigration rules offer help to laid-off Indian Immigrants

As per reports, out of the total layoffs, around 30 to 40 percent of Indian IT professionals, many of whom

Indian IT ministry says Twitter’s takedown orders were proportional to its user base

Comparitech. in a research report of October 2021, mentioned that the Indian government had, until 2020, sent 97,631 content removal

Sheryl Sandberg’s legacy at Facebook: From building its ad business to taking the blame

Sheryl Sandberg, the second in command at Meta (formerly Facebook) is set to leave the company. A look at her