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Twitter's new transparemcy report says India was the single largest source in terms of government requests for account information received by Twitter, accounting for 25 per cent of the global volume, in the July-December 2020 period.
India also ranked second in the number of legal demands for content removal after Japan, according to Twitter&rsquo;s new transparency report.
Twitter releases a biannual report where it shares details on the number of government and legal requests, removal requests and data around accounts against which action has been taken, for various violations and breach of rules. 
Caught in a bitter standoff with the Indian govt, Twitter recently appointed a Resident Grievance Officer, days after it designated a Chief Compliance Officer, and released its first India Transparency Report to comply with India's new IT rules.
About 94 per cent of the total global volume of legal demands originated from only five countries - Japan, India, Russia, Turkey, and South Korea.

Twitter transparency report: India largest source of govt info requests

Twitter transparency report says India is the single largest source of govt info requests between July&nbsp;to December&nbsp;2020

Twitter transparency report: India largest source of govt info requests 

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India largest source of govt info requests, says Twitter's new transparency report Twitter: requests by Indian govt 25% of the global volume, in July-December 2020 Twitter: India ranked second in the number of legal demands for content removal Twitter's transparency report shares details on legal requests &amp; removal requests Twitter appointed a Resident Grievance Officer, to comply with India's new IT rules

India ranked second in terms of the volume of legal demands for content removal after Japan, Twitter said in a blog on updates to its transparency report.

Twitter's new transparemcy report says India was the single largest source in terms of government requests for account information received by Twitter, accounting for 25 per cent of the global volume, in the July-December 2020 period.
India also ranked second in the number of legal demands for content removal after Japan, according to Twitter&rsquo;s new transparency report.
Twitter releases a biannual report where it shares details on the number of government and legal requests, removal requests and data around accounts against which action has been taken, for various violations and breach of rules.
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Caught in a bitter standoff with the Indian govt, Twitter recently appointed a Resident Grievance Officer, days after it designated a Chief Compliance Officer, and released its first India Transparency Report to comply with India's new IT rules.
About 94 per cent of the total global volume of legal demands originated from only five countries - Japan, India, Russia, Turkey, and South Korea.

A lot will be riding on Ashwin Vaishnaw as he takes over his new role as Railways and IT minister after the massive Cabinet expansion by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

IIT, Wharton alum Ashwini Vaishnaw is new IT minister amid tussle with Twitter

Ashwin&nbsp;Vaishnaw has a tough job at hands at a time when the Centre is engaged in a bittern tussle with social media companies over the new IT rules

A lot will be riding on Ashwin Vaishnaw as he takes over his new role as Railways and IT minister after the massive Cabinet expansion by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The former IAS officer, who is also an IIT and Wharton alum, has a tough job at hands at a time when the Centre is engaged in a bitter tussle with social media companies over the new IT rules that his predecessor Ravi Shankar Prasad drafted.
While WhatsApp has challenged the new rules in court, the sharpest tussle is with Twitter, which has failed to appoint a permanent compliance officer based in India.
A government note said that as an IAS officer, Vaishnaw handled important responsibilities over 15 years and was particularly known for his contribution to the public-private partnership framework in Infrastructure.
He has a MBA from Wharton School, Pennsylvania University and MTech from IIT Kanpur, and has held leadership roles across major global companies such as General Electric and Siemens.

The former IAS officer, who is also an IIT and Wharton alum, has a tough job at hands at a time when the Centre is engaged in a bittern tussle with social media companies over the new IT rules

A lot will be riding on Ashwin Vaishnaw as he takes over his new role as Railways and IT minister after the massive <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/cabinet-reshuffle-2021-scindia-puri-sonowal-among-bigwigs-take-oath-1625670255130" target="_blank">Cabinet expansion</a> by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The former IAS officer, who is also an IIT and Wharton alum, has a tough job at hands at a time when the Centre is engaged in a bitter tussle with social media companies over the new IT rules that his predecessor Ravi Shankar Prasad drafted.
While WhatsApp has challenged the new rules in court, the sharpest tussle is with Twitter, which has failed to appoint a permanent compliance officer based in India.
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A government note said that as an IAS officer, Vaishnaw handled important responsibilities over 15 years and was particularly known for his contribution to the public-private partnership framework in Infrastructure.
He has a MBA from Wharton School, Pennsylvania University and MTech from IIT Kanpur, and has held leadership roles across major global companies such as General Electric and Siemens.
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