- The Indian government has challenged Telegram's operations within the country, prompting the founder to comment on the platform's ban.
- The Central Government is scrutinizing the Telegram platform due to its criminal usage and is represented in court.
IT Rules require platforms like Telegram to curb unlawful content, while the Centre utilizes I4C for cyber hygiene training.
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Updated Aug 5
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What happened
IT Rules require platforms like Telegram to curb unlawful content, while the Centre utilizes I4C for cyber hygiene training.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Telegram
instant messaging service
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Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre
computer crime prevention organization in India
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- The Centre is assessing state preparedness based on KPIs, confirming the I4C operates under the central ministry.