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MUMBAI: The Bombay high court has granted ad-interim relief to Mumbai-based real estate developer SD Corporation Pvt Ltd in a defamation suit, directing that allegedly defamatory social media posts, videos and messages targeting the company and its MHADA redevelopment project should not be circulated further until the next hearing.

The Centre is not satisfied with Meta's explanation that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Facebook post was removed "in error", with government sources telling PTI that the issue is "far from settled" and warrants deeper discussions.

A disturbing CCTV clip from a residential building in Ambernath has gone viral after it appeared to show a man pushing a cat off a 12th-floor balcony ledge. Social media users condemned the incident, demanded legal action, and called for strict punishment against the accused.

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The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Communications and Information Technology will hold a meeting on August 3 to discuss "Social and Digital Platforms and Their Regulation," with senior representatives from the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), the Ministry of Home Affairs, Google, Meta, X and Snapchat scheduled to brief the panel.

Meta apologised after PM Modi's Facebook video was removed due to a technical glitch. The video has been restored, while government sources say officials may be summoned.

The Himachal Pradesh High Court has closed criminal contempt proceedings against an advocate and a former MP after accepting their unconditional apology over a Facebook live broadcast against a judge.

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Meta has issued a statement after a video of Prime Minister Narendra Modi was blocked on Facebook, saying the content was mistakenly removed.