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'Exit India if You Cant': Top Court Tells Meta to Follow Indian Law or Quit Market

International · India

'Exit India if You Cant': Top Court Tells Meta to Follow Indian Law or Quit Market

53% Right coverage: 19 sources

The Supreme Court warned WhatsApp and Meta against exploiting user data, saying privacy cannot be compromised for profit. Hearing appeals over a Rs 213 crore penalty on WhatsApp’s 2021 policy, the court said it would not allow sharing even a single piece of user data.See the Story

SC to Hear Mamata's Plea Against SIR on Wednesday, Bengal CM May Attend Proceedings

Mamata Banerjee · Kolkata

SC to Hear Mamata's Plea Against SIR on Wednesday, Bengal CM May Attend Proceedings

54% Right coverage: 13 sources

Banerjee may attend the apex court on Wednesday during the crucial hearing on a batch of petitions challenging the SIR of electoral rolls in the state See the Story

SC directs Centre to set up tribunal for sharing of Pennaiyar river waters

Asia · Tamil Nadu

SC directs Centre to set up tribunal for sharing of Pennaiyar river waters

Coverage: 7 sources

Read more about SC directs Centre to set up tribunal for sharing of Pennaiyar river waters on Devdiscourse.See the Story

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