KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 25): While global billionaires have lost nearly US$2 trillion (RM8.85 trillion) this year, five Asians have become about US$93 billion richer than last year, according to estimates by Forbes. In a report last week, the magazine said the world's billionaires lost more than US$1.9 trillion in wealth, driven primarily by tumbling stock prices due largely to higher inflation and slower economic growth. But amid the overall downturn, a subset of billionaires bucked the trend.
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The three-member Grievance Appellate Committee(s) will be set in three months, a gazette notification issued by MeitY (Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology) said.
The government has, in the new rules, added objectionable religious content (with intent to incite violence) alongside pornography, trademark infringements, fake information and something that could be a threat to sovereignty of the nation that users can flag to social media platforms.
The government on Friday notified rules under which it will set up appellate panels to redress grievances that users may have against decisions of social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook on hosting contentious content.