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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday took to Twitter and said that he plans of giving up social media accounts on various platforms, including Instagram and Facebook.

In the age of the internet, strange things catch the fancy of netizens on a daily basis. From bizarre videos featuring animals to cleverly edited clips rendering an otherwise normal situation hilarious -- we've seen them all.

Amid all the fiasco suurounding the contentious Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), National Register oF Citizens (NRC) protests, the naked hate aimed at members of a particular minority community has hit a crescendo in recent weeks with people in constitutional positions making disparaging remarks.

Amid all the fiasco surrounding the contentious Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), National Register of Citizens (NRC) protests, the naked hate aimed at members of a particular minority community has hit a crescendo in recent weeks with people in constitutional positions making disparaging remarks.

On her Instagram profile, a few days ago, an excited Himanshi Khurrana posted a screenshot of John Cena's Twitter bio and she wrote: "This is second time, pehle Paris Hilton or ye mujhe ab pata laga. My favourite WWE star following me on Twitter and Asim (Riaz) ko bhi."

Video consumption is driving growth in digital platforms and this will continue to grow, unless audio/voice takes over this growth, stated Manish Maheshwari as Managing Director, Twitter India. He was speaking at the Digital Marketing Seminar held in IMC.

Ananya Panday, who made her debut with Student of the Year 2 in 2019, has faced a tremendous amount of criticism on social media. From her captions on Instagram to her statement on nepotism, the 21-year-old has seen it all.

The shooting incident at Jamia Millia Islamia University seems to have completed India's transition from democracy to mobocracy, a tweet on PDP president Mehbooba Mufti's Twitter handle said on Thursday.

The Election Commission has asked Twitter to remove a controversial post by BJP's Kapil Mishra, a candidate for the upcoming Delhi assembly polls. In the post Mishra had compared the upcoming elections to an India versus Pakistan contest.

Ever since the Citizenship Amendment Act has been passed in the Parliament, there have been protests throughout the country. But, the protest at Shaheen Baug in South Delhi is unique for the reason that it is a 24/7 sit-in peaceful protest and is led by women. The anti-CAA-NRC-NPR protest which began on December 15 is still going on even after a month.