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Citing fake content, the Centre on Thursday blocked 8 YouTube channels including a Pakistani streaming platform, along wih a Facebook account and two Facebook posts.  
With a subscription base of over 85 lakh users, the seven blocked channels are Loktantra TV, U&V TV, AM Razvi, Gourabshali Pawan Mithilanchal, Sarkari Update, and Sa Kuch Dekho. 
While blocked Pakistan channel News ki Dunya has a subsriber base of 97,000. 
These channels were propagating fake anti-India contentand had over 114 crore views, Ministry of Information & Broadcast said in a statement.
Blocked under Information Technology Rules-2021, these YouTube channels made false claims such as demolition of religious structures by the Government of India, ban on celebration of religious festivals, declaration of religious war in India, an I&B official said 
It added that such content would disturb communal harmony and can lead to public disorder. 
The ministry said  the YouTube channels were also used to post fake news on various subjects such as the Indian Armed Forces and Jammu and Kashmir. 
"The content was observed to be completely false and sensitive from the perspective of national security and India's friendly relations with foreign States," the statement further read.
According to an Indian Express report, I&B Ministry since Dcember 2021 has issued directions for blocking 102 YouTube-based channled and several other social media handles.

7 Indian, 1 Pakistani YouTube channel blocked for promoting fake anti-India content

Blocked under Information Technology Rules-2021, these YouTube channels made false claims such as demolition of religious structures by the Government of India, ban on celebration of religious festivals, declaration of religious war in India

Blocked under Information Technology Rules-2021, these YouTube channels made false claims such as demolition of religious structures by the Government of India, ban on celebration of religious festivals, declaration of religious war in India

Citing fake content, the Centre on Thursday blocked 8 YouTube channels including a Pakistani streaming platform, besides a Facebook account and two Facebook posts. &nbsp;
With a subscription base of over 85 lakh users, the seven India blocked channels are Loktantra TV, U&amp;V TV, AM Razvi, Gourabshali Pawan Mithilanchal, Sarkari Update, and Sa Kuch Dekho.&nbsp;
While blocked Pakistan channel 'News ki Dunya'has a subscriber base of 97,000.&nbsp;
These channels were propagating fake anti-India content, and had over 114 crore views, Ministry of Information &amp; Broadcast said in a statement.
Blocked under Information Technology Rules-2021, these YouTube channels made false claims such as demolition of religious structures by the Government of India, ban on celebration of religious festivals, declaration of religious war in India, an I&amp;B official said &nbsp;
It added that such content would disturb communal harmony and can lead to public disorder.&nbsp;
The ministry said &nbsp;the YouTube channels were also used to post fake news on various subjects such as the Indian Armed Forces and Jammu and Kashmir.&nbsp;
"The content was observed to be completely false and sensitive from the perspective of national security and India's friendly relations with foreign States," the statement further read.
According to an Indian Express report, I&amp;B Ministry since Dcember 2021 has issued directions for blocking 102 YouTube-based channled and several other social media handles.

Phone tapping row: Pilot's media manager, journalist booked

In the phone tapping case, the&nbsp;Rajasthan Police has lodged an FIR against former deputy chief minister&nbsp;Sachin&nbsp;Pilot&rsquo;s media manager Lokendra Singh and a TV news editor&nbsp;Sharat Kumar

Rajasthan&nbsp;cops books 2 in phone tapping row FIR against&nbsp;Pilot's media manager, TV journalist&nbsp; Pilot's manager summoned for questioning&nbsp; Pilot accused Gehlot govt of tapping phones&nbsp; Pilot camp alleged state police involvement&nbsp;

The Rajasthan Police has lodged an FIR against former deputy chief minister&nbsp;Sachin&nbsp;Pilot&rsquo;s media manager Lokendra Singh and&nbsp;Aaj&nbsp;Tak&rsquo;s Jaipur-based Editor Sharat Kumar, two months after the Congress leader&rsquo;s camp accused the Ashok Gehlot-led government of&nbsp;tapping phones&nbsp;of some of their MLAs.&nbsp;The FIR was lodged at Jaipur&rsquo;s&nbsp;Vidhayak&nbsp;Puri police station under provisions of&nbsp;spreading&nbsp;of&nbsp;rumour, creating or promoting&nbsp;enmity&nbsp;and&nbsp;various sections of the Information Technology Act.&nbsp;Police have also summoned&nbsp;Pilot&rsquo;s media manager&nbsp;for questioning on Thursday, and have asked him to bring his mobile, laptop or computer through which he allegedly disseminated the information.&nbsp;On August 7, the Pilot camp had accused Gehlot of tapping the phones of some of the legislators who were staying at Hotel&nbsp;Suryagarh&nbsp;in Jaisalmer &mdash; with the involvement of a few officers from the state police. The police department, however, denied the allegations and claimed that people were spreading false information.&nbsp;

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