Social Media

Twitter tells journalist Rajdeep Sardesai that he is not neutral. He should gracefully admit.

Inspiring story of a 17-year-old girl who works as domestic help, supports a brother with cancer and scored 85 per cent in exams

After one year of Modi in power, let us revisit some of the enlightening opinions shared by his rivals before he won.

Everytime Modi is out for a foreign trip, social media is full of memes and jokes. Here are some more jokes!

Sadhvi Prachi is promoted to the post of BJP MP every time she states a controversy

A satire piece to show how media could have covered Salman's case judgement

The sequence of headlines after the Nepal earthquake which started with "Why is Modi Boasting", modified into “Dalit village wonders, if Modi Govt’s help will ever reach us”, and finally ended up as "Indian Government is not helping at all" tells a lot about the set of people behind these narratives.

Fed up with sensationalist and insensitive reporting by the Indian media, citizens of Nepal took to Twitter to express their anger.

Twitter was flooded with #GodhraAgain hashtag, which had many misleading information and hateful tweets.

Twitter user @doubtinggaurav challenged Sagarika Ghose and Rajdeep Sardesai. People joined him and the bet amount crossed lakhs within 24 hours.