The Indian government has recently announced new guidelines for social media platforms and digital news outlets in the country. These guidelines aim to regulate the content shared on these platforms and hold them accountable for any misinformation or fake news being disseminated. The rules require social media companies to appoint grievance officers to address user complaints within a specific timeframe. They also mandate these platforms to remove content within 36 hours of receiving a legal order. In addition, the guidelines require social media companies to disclose the origin of any “mischievous” information that could affect the sovereignty and integrity of India. These regulations come in the wake of growing concerns about the spread of fake news and hate speech online. The government’s move has sparked a debate about freedom of speech and censorship in the digital age. While some argue that these guidelines are necessary to curb misinformation, others worry that they could be used to suppress dissenting voices. It remains to be seen how social media companies will comply with these new regulations and what impact they will have on the digital landscape in India. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.