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Delhi Police Fights Scams with Viral Social Media Trends

Delhi Police is creatively using viral Instagram reels and popular film scenes like 'Dhurandhar' to raise awareness about phone scams and drug abuse, making safety messages relatable. Learn how they're adapting to modern information consumption.

Australia's Social Media Ban: Can India Replicate It?

Australia's landmark ban on social media for users under 16 sparks global debate. We examine its feasibility in India, the massive challenges, and potential alternatives to an outright ban. Explore the future of online safety for minors.

HP Police Bars SHOs, DSPs from Media Talks Without Nod

Himachal Pradesh Police issues SOP requiring SHOs and DSPs to seek prior authorization before interacting with media. Senior officer clarifies it's a routine measure for uniform communication, not a complete ban.

UAE Creates National Media Authority, Replaces 3 Bodies

The UAE has issued a Federal Decree-Law to create a unified National Media Authority, replacing three existing bodies. This aims to centralise governance, strengthen standards, and boost the nation's global media reputation.

Warner Bros Rejects Paramount Bid, Netflix in Talks

Warner Bros. Discovery is set to reject a massive $108.4 billion merger offer from Paramount Global, sources say. Instead, the media giant is exploring a strategic partnership with Netflix. Dive into the details of this high-stakes Hollywood battle.

Instagram Tests Reels on TV via Amazon Fire TV

Mark Zuckerberg announces Instagram Reels for TV testing in the US. Watch short videos on the big screen, designed for shared viewing. Read details on the new TV app's features and Meta's 2026 plans.

Countries Where Social Media is Banned for Children

From China to France, explore how 8 nations are implementing strict bans and age limits on social media for minors to combat addiction and protect mental health. Discover the global debate.

US H-1B Visa Rules Now Include Mandatory Social Media Scrutiny

New US rules require H-1B and H-4 visa applicants to make social media accounts public for review. Indian professionals, forming the core of America's tech workforce, face the highest impact. Learn what this means for your American dream.

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