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referring to them as an "inadvertent error". In a post on X, Meta India’s vice president of public policy Shivnath Thukral said, 'Dear Honourable Minister @AshwiniVaishnaw, Mark’s observation ...

Meta India on Wednesday apologised for its CEO Mark Zuckerberg's "inadvertent error" after he said the NDA government lost the 2024 Lok Sabha elections because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Meta India’s ...

Calling it an “inadvertent error”, Meta India has apologised for its CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s statement that the incumbent government in India lost elections in 2024 due to its handling of the ...

Amid the massive row over Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg's remark on the 2024 general election, an India representative of the social media giant apologised today for the "inadvertent error".

Taking to X, Meta India's Vice President Shivnath Thukral wrote: "Dear Honourable Minister @AshwiniVaishnaw, Mark's observation that many incumbent parties were not re-elected in 2024 elections holds ...

Meta India’s Vice President Shivnath Thukral has apologised to the Indian government over remarks by Mark Zuckerberg, the tech giant’s owner. The apology comes in the wake of a BJP parliamentarian ...

New Delhi: Days after Mark Zuckerberg's blasphemous remark that most incumbent governments, including India lost in the 2024 elections, post-COVID, Meta has apologised and has cloaked the outrageous ...

Meta India on Wednesday apologised for CEO Mark Zuckerberg's remarks during a podcast that the incumbent government in India lost power in the 2024 elections, and termed it an "inadvertent error".

Meta India has issued an apology for Mark Zuckerberg’s comment that the incumbent government in India lost the election in 2024, calling it an “inadvertent error ...

Meta India issued a formal apology on Wednesday for CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s controversial statement about India’s 2024 elections, acknowledging an “inadvertent error” in claiming the incumbent ...