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Distorted Indian map row: Will Twitter be banned soon?
Social networking site Twitter has once again created controversy after displaying a distorted map of India, showing Jammu-Kashmir and Ladakh as separate countries. This is, however, not the first time that Twitter has shown a distorted map of India. The Centre had last year written to Twitter CEO, conveying their disappointment.
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