In one post, Das reportedly called Modi a "strongman" and said, “It’s taken thirty years of grassroots work to rid India of state socialism finally.”

Researchers think it was an influence campaign aimed to sway lawmakers in Europe in favor of Indian interests in Kashmir.

Fake sites and groups lobbying for India influenced decision makers in Europe, researchers say.

Indian connection traced to firm that funded the visit of 27 MEPs to Kashmir

A Facebook executive in India made internal postings supporting the now ruling Hindu nationalist party and disparaging its main rival, which some staff saw as conflicting with the company’s neutral...

From its top executive openly expressing will to help the BJP, to ignoring that the BJP flouted ad rules, the allegations against Facebook in India keep mounting.

Ankhi Das reportedly protected right-wing politicians from punishment for violating the social network’s rules — and is now facing death threats.

A company executive in the vital market opposed a move to ban a controversial politician who staffers concluded had violated hate-speech rules. Some current and former employees allege the ruling...

Multiple Twitter users claiming to be Muslim took to Twitter and shared an identical piece of text announcing their support for Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB). “I’m a Muslim. I support #CABBill. I...

Some Indian Muslims have been accused without evidence of purposefully spreading the virus

A yearlong study concluded that Facebook had made little progress in moderating non-English-language content in India, the company’s largest market by users.

In the social media platform's biggest market, Islamophobia is widespread.

TCN News New Delhi: A new report by Equality Labs has found that Islamophobia (both online and offline) in India is more prominent than ever, saying, “India is in the midst of a disturbing escalation...

What happened to the guy who told his Muslim employees in 2015 that he would “fight to protect your rights and create a peaceful and safe environment”?

Indian authorities say life is returning to normal in Kashmir. But thousands of people have been detained, and the military still patrols the streets, firing pellet guns and tear gas to quell...

The world’s most populous democracy is now also the world leader in internet shutdowns. India has imposed hundreds of internet blackouts in different parts of the country over the past few years,...

Experts say India will be the biggest misinformation challenge among a host of closely-watched elections this year.

Facebook, the private messaging app’s owner, is struggling to keep up with the spread of disinformation that has sparked lynch mobs and deaths.

Over 265 fake local news sites in more than 65 countries are managed by an Indian influence network. How could you know that your local news website, such as newyorkmorningtelegraph.com, thedubling...

Two Belgian media outlets were discovered among hundreds of fake news websites worldwide that are used to serve Indian governmental interests. EU Disinfo Lab, an independent European Union NGO that ai

EU Disinfo, a Brussels-based NGO published a report on Monday saying that these fake websites are managed by Indian influence network

A huge international network of fake local news sites that push a pro-Indian government position internationally has a deep Canadian connection, CBC News has learned. Some of the sites pose as...

In NZ, three sites have been linked to the network - all of them named after defunct newspapers.

There is a serious crisis in how information is reported to the public.

The prime minister has won re-election on a tide of violence, fake news and resentment.

An expert called the case one of the first to publicly reveal evidence of clandestine Indian foreign influence targeted at Canadian politicians.

They are charged with spying on Sikh opposition and suspected Kashmiri separatist groups and passing on the information to India's external intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing.

A network of fake news outlets and NGOs are spreading anti-Pakistan propaganda.