37% rural youth sans Internet access: Study
The idea of an open internet can bring together not just worried netizens but politicians of all hues. On a day when the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India got more than 2 lakh emails by Monday afternoon from Indian netizens annoyed by possible efforts to make internet an unequal space, AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal and DMK leader MK Stalin also defended net neutrality.
While Kejriwal tweeted that “India MUST debate #NetNeutrality. I support #Saveinternet campaign www.savetheinternet.in”, Stalin in his statement said that any move to allow telecom companies to give preferential access to websites would go against the concept of equality.
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