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India condemns Trump social media post calling nation 'hellhole'

India has criticized an article shared by US President Donald Trump on social media that termed the South Asian nation a “hellhole,” straining ties that were improving after a year of tensions over tariffs and geopolitical differences.

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Trump Angers US Ally India With ‘Hellhole’ Comments Repost

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India proposes new rules to regulate news and political posts on social media

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India denounces ‘hellhole’ remark shared by Trump

Comments shared by United States President Donald Trump referring to India as a “hellhole” were “in poor taste” and at odds with the countries’ relationship, an Indian official has said.

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India knocks disparaging post shared by Trump

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India criticizes 'poor taste' Trump post against immigrants

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Growing calls in India to restrict children's social media use

A debate around banning social media for children under 16 is gathering momentum in India, with ministers in several states saying they are studying a law that recently came into effect in Australia. Ministers in at least two southern states have said ...

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India parents among strongest global backers of social media ban for under-16s: Study

Parents in India have strongly backed a social media ban for under-16s, logging the second-highest score at 75 per cent after Malaysia (77 per cent) in new worldwide research released by the UK-based

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Viacon Recognized as Best India Social Media Marketing Company by DesignRush

Viacon's approach to social media emphasizes alignment with broader digital strategies, enabling brands to improve engagement and achieve measurable results across channels.Kolkata, India--(Newsfile Corp.