Officials say the policy applies differently to messaging apps like WhatsApp and Telegram, as compared to social networks ...

The Indian Army has updated its social media use policy, allowing for passive use of X, YouTube, Instagram, but not comments ...

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The armed forces face increasing digital exposure as platforms become central to news, recruitment, and public discourse. The ...

The Indian Army has issued new guidelines for personnel on using social media. Let's take a look at what's allowed and what's ...

The Indian Army has revised its internal policy, permitting limited use of social media platforms like Instagram, WhatsApp, ...

The Indian Army has issued guidelines on using social media platforms like Facebook, X, and Instagram, but with strict ...

Made in India social networking app, Arattai, has become the most popular social networking app in India, dethroning popular apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, Threads, and others. This messaging app was ...

As India celebrates its 79th Independence Day, the country’s journey towards digital independence has also been evolving day by day. With around 491 million social media users, India holds the second ...

The Indian Army has revised its social media policy, allowing limited access while maintaining operational security, marking a significant shift in military policy.

Indian Army has issued a policy over the use of social media apps by its personnel, permitting limited access to platforms such as Instagram.

An inquisitive fan of the application tagged Vembu and asked why the app is not being talked about these days.