<span style="color: #222222;">India has expressed its concern over the use of social media by terrorists to radicalise youth and has called for a multi-stakeholder engagement to address challenges of hate speech online.<br />'' <br />'' India's Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nation, Ambassador K Nagaraj Naidu said that India watches with concern the groundswell of antisemitism, racism, intolerance and xenophobia in a world interconnected through technology.<br />'' <br />'' He was speaking at  the informal meeting of the General Assembly on 'Combating Antisemitism and Other Forms of Racism and Hate.<br />'' <br />'' He said that terrorists, openly or under the garb of anonymity, radicalise youth using social media, luring them into their nefarious designs.<br />''<br />''He emphasised that issue of commitment from technology companies to abide by higher standards of regulations regarding content need to be grappled with.</span>