Current Affairs 28th March 2025

 🌳 Kuno National Park is located in Madhya Pradesh, India.

🦁 The park was established in 1981 and covers an area of approximately 748 square kilometers.

🐅 It is known for its efforts in the conservation of the Asiatic lion, with plans to reintroduce them to the park.

🌿 The park features diverse ecosystems, including dry deciduous forests, grasslands, and rocky hills.

🦁 Kuno National Park is home to various wildlife species, including leopards, deer, and numerous bird species.

🦁 The park offers opportunities for eco-tourism and wildlife safaris for visitors.

📈 Conservation efforts in Kuno National Park aim to enhance biodiversity and protect endangered species Introduction to the

 

 

● In recent developments, the social media platform X has made headlines by informing the Delhi High Court that it cannot be compelled to join the Union government’s SAHYOG portal.

● This revelation has sparked a significant debate about the potential misuse of this mechanism by the government to control and curb content on the Internet What is SAHYOG? The SAHYOG portal was conceptualized as a response to the growing need for a streamlined process to tackle unlawful content online. It was first disclosed by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) during a court case last year, emphasizing the necessity for realtime interactions between the internet intermediaries and law enforcement. The portal aims to act as a conduit for faster communication and response to unlawful content. Its implementation has been met with skepticism regarding its implications for user privacy and freedom of expression. The Role of the Government in Content Regulation. The government’s role in regulating online content has always been a contentious issue. With the rise of digital platforms, the need for a robust framework to manage unlawful content has become paramount. However, the methods employed can sometimes raise eyebrows.