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‘Unavailable in India’: Why are social media posts being blocked amid protests? | Explained

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MeitY’s advisory to Meta, shorter takedown deadlines under amended IT Rules, and platforms’ own enforcement policies have brought renewed scrutiny of how online content is blocked, and what recourse users have

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