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India has experienced the potential of social media platforms and witnessed the far-reaching consequences which these platforms may pose. With the recent rise of social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, and other popular websites, the legal control of social media has become a major concern. This paper discussed the governing legislation and regulatory agencies in India and did a critical study of their efficacy in addressing social media-related issues. It analyses critically the regulatory policies concerning social media of various jurisdictions including United States, United Kingdom and European Union inter-alia followed by deductive analysis for the Indian scenario. In the end of the paper recommendations are provided for enhancing the efficiency of the present legal & policy process in order to achieve the desired goals in the evolving Indian society.
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