‘Flash mob protests’ on agenda of Cong chintan shivir
D K Singh : New Delhi, Mon Jan 14 2013, 02:52 hrs
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The UPA government is already studying the emergence of the social media and how to deal with it. Information & Broadcasting Minister Manish Tewari is learnt to be looking at ways to increase the government's presence and putting the official views across on the social media in a more consistent, cohesive and comprehensive manner.
The attempt is to ensure that any campaign on the medium concerning the government is immediately and adequately responded to, said sources.
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