💨 Abstract
On Sunday, X (formerly Twitter) restored the Reuters News account in India a day after suspending it due to a legal demand. The restoration affected the main Reuters account and Reuters World, both of which were blocked Saturday night due to a notice citing a legal requirement. The Indian government reportedly denied involvement, and X supplied the accounts to the Reuters team on restart by mentioning they were following Indian laws.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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