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Two months after Meta fiasco, Meity advisory claims public order at risk
The government has told social media platforms to be more careful about misleading, manipulated and out-of-context content that could disrupt public order. 
NJN house style · sourced from Mint · 8 Oct, 23:25 IST · 1 min
The government has told social media platforms to be more careful about misleading, manipulated and out-of-context content that could disrupt public order. 
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