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The YouTube channel of government-run Sansad TV has been ‘terminated’ by the US-based social media platform ‘for violating YouTube’s Community Guidelines’.
Sansad TV which broadcasts live proceedings of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha as well as recorded programmes, was 'terminated' by the platform early Tuesday morning.
It was, however, not immediately clear which guidelines had been violated by the YouTube channel.
A report in the Indian Express said that Google, which owns YouTube, has not elicited a response so far.
The YouTube account also returned a 404 error hours after it highlighted the account termination message.
According to the video platform, it enforces these guidelines equally for everyone by ‘using a combination of human reviewers and machine learning’.

YouTube channel of govt-run Sansad TV 'terminated' due to 'guideline violation'

According to the video platform, it enforces community guidelines equally for everyone by ‘using a combination of human reviewers and machine learning’.

Sansad TV which broadcasts live proceedings of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha as well as recorded programmes, was 'terminated' by the platform early Tuesday morning.

The YouTube channel of government-run Sansad TV has been &lsquo;terminated&rsquo; by the US-based social media platform &lsquo;for violating YouTube&rsquo;s Community Guidelines&rsquo;.
The channel of&nbsp;Sansad TV which broadcasts live proceedings of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha as well as recorded programmes, was 'terminated' by the platform early Tuesday morning.
It was, however, not immediately clear which guidelines had been violated by the YouTube channel.
A report in the Indian Express said that Google, which owns YouTube, has not elicited a response so far.
The YouTube account also returned a 404 error hours after it highlighted the account termination message.
According to the video platform, it enforces community guidelines equally for everyone by &lsquo;using a combination of human reviewers and machine learning&rsquo;.
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He started watching YouTube videos as a stress-buster. Now he earns lakhs making them.
The story of Isak Munda, a tribal man from Odisha's Sambhalpur, will warm you heart. A daily wage labourer, Munda reportedly started making YouTube videos during the Covid lockdown last year when work dried up. He reportedly took a loan of Rs 3,000 to buy a smartphone to make his first video. Munda made a video of him eating rice, sambar and gree chillies, which raked in half a million views.
And then there was no looking back. Munda makes video about life of the poor in his village. Most of his videos show off local flavours and regional cuisine and he now has over 7 lakh subscribers on YouTube.
In August 2020, he earned Rs 5 lakh from YouTube," an elated Mr Munda told Odisha TV. He says he is happy to be no longer seeking daily-wage work as a labourer.

Odisha daily wage worker turns YouTuber, earns lakhs from videos

Isak&nbsp;Munda, a daily wage labourer, reportedly started making YouTube videos during the Covid lockdown last year when work dried up

He started watching YouTube videos as a stress-buster. Now he earns lakhs making them.
The story of Isak Munda, a tribal man from Odisha's Sambhalpur, will warm you heart. A daily wage labourer, Munda reportedly started making YouTube videos during the Covid lockdown last year when work dried up. He reportedly took a loan of Rs 3,000 to buy a smartphone to make his first video. Munda made a video of him eating rice, sambar and gree chillies, which raked in half a million views.
And then there was no looking back. Munda makes video about life of the poor in his village. Most of his videos show off local flavours and regional cuisine and he now has over 7 lakh subscribers on YouTube.
In August 2020, he earned Rs 5 lakh from YouTube," an elated Mr Munda told Odisha TV. He says he is happy to be no longer seeking daily-wage work as a labourer.

Isak&nbsp;Munda, a daily wage labourer, reportedly started making YouTube videos during the Covid lockdown last year when work dried up

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