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Prohibited Content & Acceptable Use

Last updated 25 September 2026

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This policy lists what may not be posted, sent or arranged on Parda. It sits alongside the Community Guidelines and forms part of the Terms of Service. It exists so that "we removed your account for prohibited content" is never a vague statement.

1. Absolutely prohibited

These result in immediate permanent removal and, where the law requires, a report to the authorities. There is no warning, no appeal on the merits, and no refund.

2. Not allowed on profiles

3. Not allowed in messages

4. Not allowed anywhere

5. How this is enforced

By a combination of automated screening at upload and message-send, and human review of every report. Automated systems flag; people decide. No account is permanently removed by an algorithm alone.

We act on content we are notified of, as an intermediary under the IT Rules, 2021 (as amended in 2026). We remove unlawful content within 3 hours of a valid court or government order, and non-consensual intimate imagery within 2 hours of a complaint, as Rule 3(2)(b) now requires.

6. If you think we were wrong

Write to the Grievance Officer through the grievance process. A person who was not involved in the original decision will review it and reply within the statutory timeline. We do reverse decisions, and we would rather do that than defend a mistake.

7. Reporting to us

Use the report control on any profile or chat, or write to the Grievance Officer. Reports are confidential. For anything involving a minor, or an immediate threat to somebody’s safety, also report to cybercrime.gov.in or call 1930, and 112 in an emergency.