Synopsis The resources under the G20 Stay Safe Online will cover themes such as tackling online frauds, how to report harmful content, tips to be safe when interacting online among others. Meta on Tuesday announced its partnership with the IT Ministry for the G20 Stay Safe Online Campaign. Under the partnership with IT Ministry, Meta will create and share helpful resources in multiple Indian languages through various channels, to spread awareness on how to stay safe online, according to a company statement. The resources under the G20 Stay Safe Online will cover themes such as tackling online frauds, how to report harmful content, tips to be safe when interacting online among others. India is at the cusp of becoming a trillion dollar digital economy and at the time when India is holding the G20 presidency, "this strategic partnership will not only support and equip the existing Internet users but will also be beneficial for the rapidly increasing new Internet users in India". Discover the stories of your interest Blockchain 5 Stories Cyber-safety 7 Stories Fintech 9 Stories E-comm 9 Stories ML 8 Stories Edtech 6 Stories Separately, the statement said that Meta has also launched #DigitalSuraksha on Safer Internet Day, with several new initiatives for online safety. Don’t miss out on ET Prime stories! Get your daily dose of business updates on WhatsApp. click here! Tuesday, 07 Feb, 2023 Experience Your Economic Times Newspaper, The Digital Way! Read Complete Print Edition » Front Page Pure Politics ET Markets Smart Investing More Adani Promoters Prepay $1. 1b Loans Backed by Share Pledges Gautam Adani and his family have repaid ₹9,250 crore ($1. 1 billion) of debt backed by shares early as the cement-to-coal conglomerate sought to soothe investor nerves. This follows a $110 billion erasure of equity value after the Hindenburg report was released on January 24. Govt Against $3b Vedanta Intl Zinc Biz Sale to HZL The government has raised objections to Vedanta Resources’ proposal to sell its international zinc assets for nearly $3 billion to Indian subsidiary Hindustan Zinc (HZL), people aware of the development told ET. Special Situation Funds Lap up Adani Bonds A number of global special situation funds — high-yield and distressed-debt specialists — bought large amounts of foreign currency bonds of Adani Group firms in the days following the January 24 Hindenburg report, three people directly aware of the matter said. Read More News on meta it ministry g20 facebook g20 meet Stay on top of technology and startup news that matters. Subscribe to our daily newsletter for the latest and must-read tech news, delivered straight to your inbox. . . . more less ETPrime stories of the day Real Estate Interest rates are rising, so are rental yields. Is it the right time to invest in property? 8 mins read 3 insights to kick-start your day, featuring Swiggy’s “poor judgement” 3 mins read Strategy Stock Radar: Technical charts suggest HDFC Bank is likely to hit fresh record highs in next 3-6 months; time to buy? 3 mins read Subscribe to ETPrime.