The U.P. government has taken the following measures regarding negative news items published by newspapers and media platforms: 1. Investigation Directive: The government has directed officials to probe negative news items published by newspapers and media platforms. This step allows for thorough examination of the content and the entities involved in the publication. 2. Fact-checking Initiatives: The government has established fact-checking initiatives to verify the accuracy of news items. These initiatives aim to identify false or misleading information and provide correct information to the public. 3. Awareness Campaigns: The U.P. government has launched awareness campaigns to educate the public about the importance of critically evaluating news items. These campaigns promote media literacy and encourage citizens to seek reliable sources of information. 4. Legal Action: In cases where news items are found to be malicious or defamatory, the government takes legal action against the responsible parties. This serves as a deterrent against spreading false and damaging information. 5. Promotion of Responsible Journalism: The U.P. government encourages media platforms to practice responsible journalism by verifying information, maintaining ethical standards, and providing balanced reporting. Overall, these measures aim to address negative news items, ensure accurate reporting, and protect the integrity of media platforms in the state.