Centre May Soon Regulate What Govt Officials Post on Social Media, Talks on: Report

Centre may soon regulate what govt officials post 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.

Govt set to rein in officials' reels, posts with new social media code

The Indian government is reportedly planning to introduce a social media code of conduct for its officers and employees. This move aims to regulate their online activities, preventing the posting of personal opinions or content that glorifies their work on platforms like X, Facebook, and Instagram, addressing the current lack of specific guidelines.

Government plans social media code for staff amid rise in reels by officials

The government is considering a social media code of conduct for all officers and employees. The move reflects rising concern over self-promotional posts and tighter control of sensitive online content.

Govt mulls social media code of conduct for officials

New Delhi, Sep 3 (PTI) The government is likely to issue a social media code of conduct for its officers and employees, amid the growing trend of staff posting reels, videos and personal opinions on platforms like X, Facebook and Instagram, official sources said. The issue was deliberated on at the highest levels of the […]

In times of reels, Centre plans 'social media code' for officers

India News: NEW DELHI: Centre is likely to come up with a \"social media code of conduct\" for its officers, a first such move amid a growing trend among them posti.