The Indian Army revises its social media policy, allowing passive participation while ensuring strict operational security ...

Indian Army soldiers and officers have been advised to refrain from commenting and communicating their views on social media.

Relaxing existing blanket bans on using several social media apps for its over 11.5 lakh soldiers, Indian Army has now come ...

Officials say the policy applies differently to messaging apps like WhatsApp and Telegram, as compared to social networks ...

The soldiers and officers will continue to be barred from any form of interaction and will not be allowed to post, like or ...

The Indian Army has issued guidelines on using social media platforms like Facebook, X, and Instagram, but with strict ...

The Indian Army has issued new guidelines for personnel on using social media. Let's take a look at what's allowed and what's ...

During his detention in China, the vlogger was questioned, had his belongings searched, and was not allowed to contact the ...

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Indian travel vlogger Anant Mittal, who runs the YouTube channel 'On Road Indian', has claimed he was detained for 15 hours by Chinese authorities. The detention was reportedly triggered by a social ...

The Indian Army issued a new social media policy, restricting apps like Instagram to 'viewing only'. It also partnered with ...

Army personnel are allowed to use Instagram solely to watch and monitor content. Posting, liking, or commenting on posts remains prohibited, and all existing rules governing digital behavior for army ...