Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in a statement hits out at the Shiv Sena over its worker 'threatening' the shop owner.

Jack Dorsey and Mark Zuckerberg support reforming laws but oppose government regulation

Facebook introduces a slate of features like avatar customisation and DIY challenges as Diwali celebrations move online.

Just wanted to help people, says Himanta Biswa Sarma.

Wall Street Journal had accused Ankhi Das of opposing blocking of right-wing hate content.

Facebook India’s policy head Ankhi Das appeared before the Joint Committee of Parliament on Data Protection Bill, 2019.

Panel also considering summons for Amazon and Google on the issue of protection of data and its privacy

By using the hashtag #AskPrakashJavadekar, people will be able to ask questions and share suggestions regarding air pollution in the FB Live event at 5 pm today.

Facebook has restored former Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar's official page that was unpublished and assured it is investigating the issue.

The submissions have been made by the ministry in reply to the PIL by former RSS idealogue K N Govindacharya seeking directions to the Centre, Google, Facebook and Twitter to ensure the removal of fake news, hate speech floating on social media platforms.

Guichon shared a video on his social media account with a five-foot-tall telescope. He wrote, “This may be the most technical chocolate creation I have ever made, so many details went into this,” The video has now gone viral on several social media platforms.

The apex court's order came on the plea by Ajit Mohan (Vice-President, FB) and others challenging the September 10 and September 18 notices issued by Delhi Assembly's peace and harmony committee that sought his presence before the panel which is probing the Delhi riots 2020.

The final warning to the social media giant was issued by the committee chaired by Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA Raghav Chadha as Mohan did not appear for his deposition during the last meeting of the panel.

The Delhi Assembly panel had earlier said that prima facie it had found that Facebook was complicit in aggravating the Delhi riots in northeast Delhi in February that left 53 dead and over 400 injured.

The panel had earlier said that prima facie it had found that Facebook was complicit in aggravating the Delhi riots in northeast Delhi in February that left 53 dead and over 400 injured.

Facebook had earlier taken down some posts by BJP leader T Raja Singh after a US-based publication had reported on an alleged bias favouring the ruling party.

Facebook's India head, Ajit Mohan, was questioned by ruling as well as opposition members of the Parliamentary panel, he gave oral reply to some questions while he has been given nearly 90 questions, to which he has to respond in writing.

TMC MP Derek O'Brien, who has written the letter to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, also made a reference to an earlier meeting between the two, where some of these concerns were raised.

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology will hear the views of representatives of Facebook on the subject of safeguarding citizens' rights and prevention of misuse of the social media platform.

The letter comes a day before the meeting of a Parliamentary committee where opposition parties are likely to raise the issue of Facebook India's alleged bias towards BJP, and reports of its public policy head Ankhi Das supporting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and disparaging opposition in internal messages.