Twitter begins showing labels on tweets that violate its rules
Twitter on Tuesday said it has started placing labels to tweets that have been flagged for violating its rules, to reduce their visibility on the platform.
Twitter on Tuesday said it has started placing labels to tweets that have been flagged for violating its rules, to reduce their visibility on the platform.
The launch of the Games' logo, mascot and anthem may take place on May 5 at Lucknow's Indira Gandhi Pratishthan before the ten-day multisport event begins on or around May 25.
For the election, nomination papers can be submitted starting today up to July 19. The scrutiny for the nominations will take place on July 20 and the final list will be published on July 22.
Sail, who is the bodyguard of another NCB witness Kiran Gosavi in the Mumbai Cruise Drugs case, has alleged that Gosavi took Rs 50 lakh from an individual after the raid at the cruise ship.
Liz Truss in the statement said: "I want the UK and India to step-up their partnership in critical areas like technology, investment, security and defence. India is the world's largest democracy, a tech and economic powerhouse and a vital strategic partner for the UK..."
In the MAG meeting, it was decided that they will seek information from countries concerning Indian entities named in Pandora Papers through Automatic Exchange of Information, the sources added.
The court order said, "The report should also indicate how and under what circumstances a part of the land belonging to the temple may have been given to a third party."
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel-led BJP government will pass four new Bills on Monday, including the Gujarat Private university (second amendment) Act, the Gujarat Goods and Services Tax Amendment Act, 2021, the 'Kaushalya' the Skill University Bill and the Indian Partnership Gujarat Amendment Act, 2021
The opposition is likely to raise issues on inflation, floods, reduction in the quantity of food for ration card holders, Mysuru gang rape, law and order and the Covid crisis.
