hate speech

Recently, Twitter had refused to comply with the orders of Indian government stating that they will not block the accounts of politicians.

The centre has made it clear that Twitter has to remove anti-India and Khalistani accounts, especially those accounts which posted hate speech on the platform.

"Make money, but you will have to abide by Indian laws and the Constitution", said IT Minister RS Prasad in Parliament

Interestingly, the Modi government has chosen to issue this particular statement on the relatively new app - 'Koo', which itself it is a testament that the government is not happy with the defiance showed by a foreign private entity like Twitter.

Activist Anil Biswal has lodged a complaint against controversial writer Devdutt Pattanaik in the Capital Police Station in Odisha's Bhubaneshwar for putting out false and derogatory tweets against Lord Jagannath Temple of Puri.

In an undated viral video, RJD MLA Satish Das is seen making objectionable remarks against Hindu Gods and Hindu religious beliefs.

Naik said that when a Muslim wishes Merry Christmas he is agreeing that Jesus is the son of god and that is blasphemy against Allah.

A distasteful video 'Modi marr jaa tu' has gone viral on social media where communist leaders masquerading as farmers were seen chanting death chant for PM Modi.

Former Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh on Saturday said that he was 'saddened and upset' by his father Yograj Singh's hate speech

After asserting that Muslims had the right to kill millions of French people, former Malaysian PM Mahathir Mohamad defended his obnoxious comments