Pakistan minister created WhatsApp group for Cabinet
Pakistan minister created WhatsApp group for CabinetChief Minister of Pakistan's province Murad Ali Shah has created a group on instant messaging service WhatsApp for Cabinet members aimed at keeping him informed about their activities.Using the latest technology for good governance, Shah on Monday created the WhatsApp group titled 'Cabinet' and included ministers, advisers and special assistants in it, Dawn online reported.The Chief Minister himself is the group administrator.
WhatsApp group throws light on traditional dishes
MYSURU: To educate people about the importance of consuming traditional dishes which are highly nutritious, 'Anna Arogya', a WhatsApp group, has been created by Sahaja Samrudha, an NGO in Mysuru.Daily, Sahaja Samrudha members post new recipes in the group along with a brief explanation about their health benefits.Most of the people in urban areas who purchase millets are generally not aware on the ways to prepare dishes out of them.
Cracking down on WhatsApp group administrators is bad policy
In April 2016, two state governments issued directives seeking to regulate communication on WhatsApp, an internet-based instant messaging application used by more than 70 million people in India, largely on their mobile phones.With increasing internet shutdowns, banning of mobile telephony and arrests for online content, it is not surprising that the government has sought to regulate this mode of communication.Much like shutdowns, these directives pose a severe threat to the freedom of speech enjoyed by users online and are in clear violation of existing legal precedents.
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