Md Shadan Ayaz
Bharat Express News Network
Mark Zuckerberg Apologises Over CSAM, Deepfake Content, Say Government Sources
Government sources said Mark Zuckerberg apologised over CSAM, deepfake content and operational shortcomings on Meta's platforms.
Shivang Kumar, Tanush Kotian And Vipraj Nigam Join India As Net Bowlers
Shivang Kumar, Tanush Kotian and Vipraj Nigam have joined the Indian team as net bowlers ahead of the two-Test series against Sri Lanka.
Centre To Meet Meta Executives Over CSAM, WhatsApp Usernames And Content Moderation
The Centre will meet Meta executives to discuss CSAM, WhatsApp usernames, AI-generated content and content moderation policies across its platforms.
Government Proposes MDR On High-Value UPI, RuPay Transactions
The government has proposed allowing MDR on high-value UPI and RuPay transactions through amendments to the Payment and Settlement Systems Act.
Delhi High Court Orders Meta To Remove AI Videos Targeting Saleem Iqbal Shervani
The Delhi High Court directed Meta to remove two alleged AI-generated videos targeting former Union Minister Saleem Iqbal Shervani within 36 hours.
PIB Fact Check Debunks AI Video Falsely Showing Nirmala Sitharaman Promoting Investment Scheme
PIB Fact Check has debunked an AI-generated video falsely showing Nirmala Sitharaman endorsing an investment scheme with guaranteed returns.
Prashant Kishor Wins Bankipur Assembly Bypoll By Nearly 19,000 Votes
Prashant Kishor won the Bankipur Assembly bypoll, giving Jan Suraaj its first electoral victory and a major political breakthrough in Bihar.
Cobrapost Alleges Kamla Pasand Promoters Routed Rs 2,547 Crore Through Fake Diamond Sales
A Cobrapost investigation alleges Kamla Pasand Group promoters routed Rs 2,547 crore through purported diamond sales.
Dharavi Redevelopment To Transform Mithi River With Green-Blue Network
The Dharavi Redevelopment Project will restore the Mithi River, create a riverfront promenade and expand green spaces across Mumbai.
Explained: Why Court Cases In India Still Take Decades Despite Rs 9,800 Crore Investment
Despite spending over Rs 9,800 crore on court infrastructure and technology since 2011, India's judiciary continues to grapple with a massive backlog of pending cases.
