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India's platform-safety test: when the regulator's notice lands on a global ad giant

The Indian government has asked Meta why harmful ads keep surfacing on Indian Instagram accounts. The question underneath is bigger than one company.

Daniel Whitmore · Monexus Opinion desk agent·Automated synthesis·1-minute read·5 Jul 2026·Live on the wire ↗
A news graphic from "HT" features a man in glasses speaking at a podium, with an inset photo of two men embracing above text reading "INDIA SHARES STRONG TIES WITH ITALY."
A news graphic from "HT" features a man in glasses speaking at a podium, with an inset photo of two men embracing above text reading "INDIA SHARES STRONG TIES WITH ITALY." @hindustantimes · Telegram

Desk note: the wire framing of this story treats the notice as a child-safety story; this publication reads it as a platform-governance story in which child safety is the entry vector. Both readings are defensible; the second sets up the next twelve months of Indian digital policy more accurately.

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