The recent revelation by U.S. President Donald Trump that USAID allegedly allocated $21 million to influence India’s elections is not just shocking; it is an insult to every Indian who believes in democracy. What is even more disgraceful is the deafening silence of our government. No

Meta has issued a public apology following a statement attributed to CEO Mark Zuckerberg regarding Indian elections. The company clarified that the remarks were the result of an “inadvertent error” in communication and did not reflect the views of its leadership. Addressing the Miscommunication The controversy arose after a statement circulated online,

An Indian parliamentary committee has announced plans to summon representatives from Meta Platforms Inc. This decision follows recent statements by CEO Mark Zuckerberg concerning the company’s involvement in India’s electoral processes. Zuckerberg’s remarks have prompted concerns among lawmakers about the extent of Meta’s influence on the democratic