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Clio Infotech Ltd · 530839
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Clio Infotech Ltd has published its unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, in the newspapers Free Press Gujarat (English) and Lokmitra – Gujarati.
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CLIO INFOTECH LIMITED
CIN- L62091GJ1992PLC176950
Regd. Off: Shop - A414, The Capital Science City Road, Sola, Ahmedabad, Gujarat,India, 380060
Email: cs@clioinfotech.com Phone: +91 76739 69519
Date: 8th August,2026
The General Manager
Listing Department
BSE Limited
Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Dalal Street,
Mumbai, Maharashtra– 400001
Dear Sir/Madam,
SUBJECT: NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION OF THE FINANCIAL RESULTS ‐ REGULATION 47 OF THE SEBI
(LISTING OBLIGATIONS AND DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS) REGULATIONS 2015 ("SEBI LISTING
REGULATIONS")
SCRIPT CODE: 530839
COMPANY SYMBOL: CLIOINFO
Respected Sir/Madam,
Pursuant to Regulation 47 of the SEBI Listing Regulations, we are enclosing herewith the copy of the
Newspaper " Free Press Gujarat (English)" and " Lokmitra – Gujarati " dated August 08, 2026, wherein
the extract of Unaudited Standalone and Consolidated Financial Results of the Company for the quarter
ended as on June 30, 2026 have been published.
Kindly take note of the above.
Thanking you,
Yours faithfully,
For and on behalf of
CLIO INFOTECH LIMITED
NIKITA TIWADI
MANAGING DIRECTOR
DIN NO.: 10646772
Encl.: a/a
08-08-2026 Saturday
Free speech in the time of the algorithm
uprising”, illustrated many of addictive and harmful to young
these challenges. Social minds, said, “We left you in this
media enabled extraordinary jungle and it robbed you of
speed in mobilising public your attention.” Macron made
opinion, allowing information, the remark while advocating a
images and emotional appeals ban on social media for children
to reach millions within hours. under 15. Ursula von der Leyen
That ability to organise framed the debate as one of
citizens around a common protecting children from
cause is, in itself, not a “predatory algorithms” rather
democratic failing; indeed, it than restricting free speech.
is one of social media’s She said, “This is not about
greatest strengths. The whether children can access
problem lay elsewhere. social media. It is about
Alongside verified information whether and when social
travelled rumours, speculation media can access our
and half-formed narratives, children.” Anthony Albanese,
often stripped of context but while introducing Australia’s
amplified by the algorithms’ landmark social media
preference for emotionally legislation banning social
Social media was once sensationalism over digital ecosystem that charged content. In the race media for those under the age
celebrated as the great substance. The business strengthens democratic for attention, accuracy of 16, argued that the aim was
democratiser of public model of engagement often discourse and one that frequently became secondary to give children “three more
discourse. For decades, legacy elevated the most emotionally steadily corrodes it. The to immediacy. Equally years to build real-world
media operated through charged content, regardless stakes could scarcely be revealing was the behavioural connections and online
gatekeepers who decided of its accuracy. The result was higher. Perhaps the defining incentive created by the resilience.” India faces a
whose voices deserved to be a public conversation that moment in the debate over the platforms themselves. The particularly complex challenge.
heard. Entry into that became louder but not power of social media pursuit of virality increasingly Much of its digital public square
ecosystem was limited, often necessarily wiser. platforms came when X, became an end in itself. is owned and governed by
resembling an exclusive old The irony is striking. formerly Twitter, suspended Visibility, rather than multinational technology
boys’ club. Communication Platforms that originally the account of a sitting persuasion, emerged as the companies headquartered
flowed largely from emerged as an alternative to President of the United States, principal currency of online outside its borders. These
institutions to audiences, and the perceived biases and Donald Trump. Whatever activism. For many young platforms have become the
a relatively small number of gatekeeping of legacy media one’s view of that decision, it participants, the pressure to primary arena for political
individuals and organisations have themselves become fundamentally altered the be noticed encouraged debate, social mobilisation
enjoyed a near monopoly over fertile ground for conversation about who increasingly provocative and the exchange of ideas
shaping public opinion. misinformation and unverified exercises power in the digital language and increasingly among hundreds of millions of
Social media disrupted claims. While falsehoods can public square. For the first confrontational behaviour. Indians. Yet the rules
that order. It gave every citizen eventually be challenged, time, a private technology Civility became less rewarding governing these spaces are
a platform, every witness a corrections rarely travel as far company demonstrated that it than outrage, and restraint often framed elsewhere,
voice, and every opinion an or as fast as the original could silence one of the most attracted less engagement reflecting corporate priorities
audience. The barriers to misinformation. Algorithms powerful political figures in the than aggression. Few of these and global moderation policies
participation collapsed almost frequently amplify the initial world. It raised profound individuals set out with the that do not always align neatly
overnight. When everyone has sensational claim while giving questions about the intention of degrading public with India’s legal framework,
a platform, no one retains a far less visibility to subsequent concentration of power in the discourse. Rather, they were constitutional values or social
monopoly over clarifications or factual hands of unelected responding to the incentives realities. This creates an
communication. It was a rebuttals. The challenge corporations and the absence embedded within the platforms uncomfortable paradox. A
profound shift, one that before us in 2026 is, of universally accepted they used. Algorithms do not sovereign democracy
promised a more open, therefore, not whether social standards governing that explicitly instruct users to be increasingly conducts its
participatory and pluralistic media should exist. That power. Since then, allegations abusive or inflammatory. They public conversation on
public sphere. debate is over. There is no of ideological bias have simply reward the content that platforms over which it
That optimism, however, realistic path back to a pre- surfaced across the political generates the greatest exercises only limited
proved short-lived. The vision social media world, nor should spectrum and across engagement. Over time, users influence. While these
of an unfiltered, unrestricted there be. The democratisation continents. Governments, adapt to those incentives, companies are subject to
and un-gatekept marketplace of speech remains one of the political parties and civil learning that the quickest path Indian law, the practical
of ideas gradually gave way defining achievements of the society groups in many to visibility often lies in outrage challenges of enforcing
to something far more digital age. The real question countries have argued that rather than reasoned national regulations against
opaque: the algorithm. is whether societies can social media platforms often argument. That is perhaps the global digital corporations
Invisible yet immensely reclaim the public square from operate according to opaque most subtle yet most remain significant.
powerful, algorithms began to algorithms whose incentives algorithms and moderation consequential influence of
determine what people saw, are increasingly misaligned policies that are divorced from algorithmic platforms. They do
read and, ultimately, believed. with the public interest. Left local laws, social norms and not merely distribute speech
Instead of individuals entirely unchecked, they risk democratic expectations. but now they shape its
choosing informat
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