Bulli Bai app: IT Minister says user blocked
The Hindu
CERT-IN, Police will take further action, says the IT and Electronics Minister
Following the outrage over photos of on an app ‘Bulli Bai’ hosted on GitHub, IT and Electronics Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on January 2 said the user had been blocked and that the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-IN) and police are working together for further action.
This is the second time in less than a year that pictures of many Muslim women, sourced largely from their social media accounts without permission, have been used on app called ‘Sulli Deals’.
Highlighting the issue, Rajya Sabha MP Priyanka Chaturvedi tweeted, “I have repeatedly asked Hon. IT Minister ji to take stern action against such rampant misogyny and communal targeting of women through like platforms. A shame that it continues to be ignored.”
Growing up in Kolkata, trams have always been more than just a mode of transport for me; it’s been a source of respite from the chaos all around. The familiar sound of the tram’s bell which could be heard in every nook and corner and the gentle sway of the carriage through the bustling streets, trams became synonymous with my life in the city of joy. The perpetual news to cease the tram services feels like a piece of my childhood slipping away.
Displaced by the Polavaram irrigation project, the Koyas, Konda Reddi tribes and Dalits along the Godavari coast are being forced to go against their traditions and bury the dead bodies of their beloved in their farmlands and abandoned places due to the lack of designated burial grounds in the R&R Colonies