India has warned global technology companies that they must operate within the country’s constitutional framework following the introduction of stricter content regulations.

Information Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said platforms such as YouTube, Meta, X and Netflix must better understand the cultural and legal environment in which they operate. His remarks came during the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, where global tech leaders and policymakers gathered.

The statement follows new rules requiring social media companies to remove unlawful content within three hours of notification. This marks a sharp reduction from the previous 36-hour window and could create compliance challenges for major platforms.

Vaishnaw also highlighted the growing need for stronger regulation of deepfake content, noting that discussions with industry players have already begun.

India’s move reflects a broader global trend, as governments increasingly push tech firms to take faster action against harmful or illegal online material.

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