INDIA BLOCKS TELEGRAM UNTIL JUNE 22 OVER EXAM FRAUD
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India has temporarily banned Telegram until June 22, citing its use by organized cheating networks to defraud candidates taking the national medical entrance examination. The restrictions also require disabling the app's message editing feature.
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