The Indian IT Ministry has responded to concerns regarding the reported access issues with Reuters’ Twitter handle in India. According to an official spokesperson, the government has not issued any order to withhold or block Reuters’ account.
Key Points from the IT Ministry’s Statement
- The government is actively working with X (formerly known as Twitter) to resolve the technical difficulties affecting Reuters’ account.
- No censorship or blocking directive has been issued by the authorities.
- The ministry prioritizes the freedom of information and the smooth functioning of digital news channels in India.
- The situation reflects the evolving relationship between government bodies and social media platforms as sources of news and information.
- The ministry’s quick response shows its commitment to transparency and collaboration with technology companies.
What Digital News Consumers Should Do
In the meantime, users are advised to:
- Stay updated by following announcements directly from Reuters.
- Monitor communications from X for any developments regarding account accessibility.
This development underscores the importance of maintaining open digital channels for news dissemination, ensuring that the public has uninterrupted access to reliable information.
