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Centre may soon regulate what govt officialspost on social media, talks on: Report

Centre is considering introducing a code of conduct to stop officials from posting videos or expressing opinions on inappropriate or sensitive subjects.

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Centre may soon regulate what govt officials post on social media, talks on: Report

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Centre is considering introducing a code of conduct to stop officials from posting videos or expressing opinions on inappropriate or sensitive subjects.

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Source: Hindustan Times. Published 4 Sept 2026, 04:22 am.

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