The Daily Populous

Wednesday June 9th, 2021 evening edition

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Twitter has blocked four accounts in India - including one belonging to Canadian-Punjabi singer Jazzy B, who has frequently tweeted in support of farmers protesting the government's agriculture laws and, in December last year, joined thousands camped on the borders of the national capital.

"When we receive a valid legal request, we review it under both the Twitter Rules and local law.

If the content violates Twitter's rules the content will be removed from the service.

"In all cases, we notify the account holder directly so they're aware that we've received a legal order pertaining to the account.

We notify the user(s) by sending a message to the email address associated with the account(s), if available," the statement added.

Popular singer Jazzy B's Twitter account blocked over a legal demand by the government.

This is not the first time Twitter has been told to block accounts tweeting on the farmers' protests. »

Gary Neville demands compulsory racism education for all football fans, players and staff

Authored by mirror.co.uk
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Football fans, players and staff should do compulsory education against racism to wipe out vile hate from the game, Gary Neville has said.

It comes after Prince William joined clubs and players in a boycott of social media to protest against racism in football.

"It should be compulsory education programmes that can be delivered through the wealth in the game for all Premier League fans, administrators, people who work in football clubs, players. »

The Prison Cell of Ludger Sylbaris

Authored by atlasobscura.com

Born in 1875 on Martinique, Ludger (his actual name was Louis-Auguste) was a convicted felon who liked to drink and liked to fight.

So it was no surprise when he was arrested for getting in yet another fight on May 7, 1902.

Pelée is one of the most active volcanoes in the West Indies, and it will likely erupt again. »

China denounces US Senate’s $250bn move to boost tech and manufacturing

Authored by theguardian.com
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The expansive legislation, passed by 68-32 votes, combines various China-related measures into what analysts have called the biggest piece of US industrial policy legislation in decades.

Beijing has over the years enacted various policy blueprints intended to enhance its own competitiveness and build its prowess in advanced technologies.

It also said it was prepared to take “necessary measures to resolutely safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese enterprises.”. »

US Capitol attack was planned in plain sight, Senate report finds

Authored by theguardian.com
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On the Senate floor on Tuesday, Democratic majority leader Chuck Schumer said: “Just as glaring is what the report didn’t consider.

The report did not investigate, report on, or hardly make any reference to the actual cause – the actual impetus – for the attack on 6 January.”.

The report details hours of calls between officials in the Capitol and the Pentagon as the then chief of Capitol police, Steven Sund, begged for help. »