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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey
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The question is whether Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey can build on the momentum and turn his company into a true rival to Facebook. Photo: Bloomberg

Mihir S Sharma
For Twitter Inc.’s global management, the fallout from the recent trip to India by its head, Jack Dorsey, must have been dumbfounding. Out of nowhere — to them at least — they were embroiled in a typically Indian political kerfuffle, involving claim and counter-claim of hate-speech, whataboutery, insistence that the government should step in, insistence that the government had already stepped in, accusations of bias, intemperate prime-time television shows, and trending hashtags on Twitter itself. 

The facts of the case are these: At a meeting last week with several women activists and journalists, the visiting Twitter leadership team — looking to
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