Outrage

Ahmedabad International Book Festival 2024 faces backlash over inviting controversial historian William Dalrymple, raising concerns about anti-Hindu rhetoric and government decisions.

The recent surge in such posts by numerous Indian celebrities has brought to light a troubling trend of selective outrage. A particular image with text 'All Eyes on Rafah' was shared over 33 million times worldwide on Instagram which appears to be an attempt to amplify only one side of the conflict.

On Saturday, Poonam Pandey shared a video on social media announcing that she is alive and shared that she faked her demise as she intended to raise awareness about cervical cancer.

Not just PM Modi, several other politicians and notable personalities have clicked their pics in front of Sheshnaag inside the Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple.

The Japanese woman took to Twitter to react on the raging controversy after her video had gone viral on social media.

The Jai Shri Ram and other messages were displayed on a small LED screen placed above an information screen at Surat Railway station

The image resembled the character of antagonist 'Daroga Shuddh Singh' from the newly released movie 'Shamshera.'

Rajput organizations have become agitated after journalist Rana Ayyub was called 'Maharana' by her supporters

Netizens highlighted abusive tweets by Devdutt Pattnaik after he was invited as a speaker at National Youth Festival

YouTuber Ajey Nagar popularly known as Carryminati was earlier accused of promulgating anti-Hindu comedy, after he had uploaded a video titled, 'MeTube' space on YouTube.