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Suspense over WhatsApp, FB, Instagram, Twitter ban continues

After the Indian government made new IT regulations, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter will have to undergo changes. But WhatsApp has already knocked the doors of Delhi High Court against one of the clauses of the new regulations. The Modi government has sought replies from all social media platforms as to why new rules are not being followed. Amid this, the residents wonder if the social media will be banned in India.

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