Updated Feb 16, 2021 | 21:07 IST
Right now the government is working on executive orders and taking action under the Information Technology Act, said former Supreme Court judge Justice Deepak Gupta. Justice Deepak Gupta in conversation with Times Now s Harish Nair
New Delhi: Amidst the raging Centre vs Twitter row over the latter’s refusal to block several “anti-India and pro-Khalistani accounts”, former Supreme Court judge Justice Deepak Gupta has said it was high time the Union government set up an independent statutory body to end the misuse of social media including Twitter and Facebook.
It was the Supreme Court bench headed by Justice Gupta who in September 2019 while expressing alarm overspread and transmission of pornography through social media platforms for the first time directed the Centre to bring in firm rules and guidelines to curb the misuse of social media and set up an independent statutory authority to oversee it.
Mindteck Reports Financial Results for the Quarter Ended December 31, 2020
Thursday, February 11, 2021 5:42PM IST (12:12PM GMT)
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India: Mindteck (India) Limited (BSE: 517344 and NSE: MINDTECK), the global engineering and technology solutions company with niche knowledge and expertise in the storage, medical device, semiconductor and analytical instrument industries, reported its unaudited financial results for the third quarter ended December 31, 2020.
The company’s consolidated revenue for the quarter stood at Rs. 72.72 crores and profit for the quarter stood at Rs. 1.45 crores. Furthermore, YTD revenue as at December 2020 stood at Rs. 214.15 crores against YTD revenue of Rs. 205.43 crores as at December 2019. YTD profit as at December 2020 stood at Rs. 5.44 crores against YTD loss of Rs. 23.94 crores as at December 2019.
History
Puzha.com is a passionate idea the founders took to the next level in 1998 by establishing it as a business unit. At that time, offering Malayalam content to the readers around the world through internet meant more than the technology and the internet access itself. Creating awareness among writers to provide content, baby stepping internet users to use fonts, training the staff to create web ready content and in short, everything looked quite challenging! Started off in a small facility near the Market Gate of IIT Bombay, Puzha was relocated to Aluva in 1999 with an expanded team of editorial staff. The Puzha.com portal was formally launched in 2000 and by that time it had made all interactive publishing features, Chowara text editor, and all web utilities available to the visitors. There are three âfirstsâ associated with Puzha.com â The first internet malayalam magazine, the first interactive portal and the first Malayalam online bookstore.