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Bihar Enforces Social Media Norms For Employees, Disciplinary Action For Violations
Patna, April 11 (IANS) The Bihar government's new rules governing the use of social media by its employees, warning of strict disciplinary action in case of violations, finally came into force.
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"Now, Arrest Me": Tejashwi Yadav Dares Nitish Kumar Over New Order
Nitish Kumar, who has often displayed a short fuse when it comes to criticism on social media, has ordered action against "offensive" posts against his government in Bihar. Bihar's Economic Offences wing, the agency in charge of cybercrimes, has asked all state departments to report any "defamatory, wrong" posts against ministers, MPs, MLAs or offi...
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"Constructive Criticism Only": Nitish Kumar's Damage Control On New Order
The Bihar government today went into damage-control mode over its order bringing offensive and defamatory social media posts against the government, its ministers, and other officials, under the category of cybercrime. The state police today issued a clarification about the move saying that "constructive criticism was welcome" and only posts spread...
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Bihar Enforces Social Media Norms For Employees, Disciplinary Action For Violations
Patna, April 11 (IANS) The Bihar government's new rules governing the use of social media by its employees, warning of strict disciplinary action in case of violations, finally came into force.
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"Now, Arrest Me": Tejashwi Yadav Dares Nitish Kumar Over New Order
Nitish Kumar, who has often displayed a short fuse when it comes to criticism on social media, has ordered action against "offensive" posts against his government in Bihar. Bihar's Economic Offences wing, the agency in charge of cybercrimes, has asked all state departments to report any "defamatory, wrong" posts against ministers, MPs, MLAs or offi...
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"Constructive Criticism Only": Nitish Kumar's Damage Control On New Order
The Bihar government today went into damage-control mode over its order bringing offensive and defamatory social media posts against the government, its ministers, and other officials, under the category of cybercrime. The state police today issued a clarification about the move saying that "constructive criticism was welcome" and only posts spread...
