The Indian government has announced new regulations for social media platforms and digital news outlets in the country. The new rules require social media companies like Facebook, Twitter, and WhatsApp to appoint grievance officers based in India to address complaints from users. These companies will also have to remove content within 36 hours of a legal order. Additionally, the regulations mandate that digital news outlets disclose their ownership and funding sources. Failure to comply with these rules could result in penalties or even the blocking of the platforms. The move comes amid growing concerns about the spread of fake news and misinformation on social media, as well as issues related to user privacy and data security. The government has stated that the aim of the new regulations is to create a safer online environment for Indian users. However, the rules have also raised concerns about potential censorship and the impact on freedom of speech. It remains to be seen how social media companies and digital news outlets will adapt to these new regulations and how they will affect the online landscape in India.