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Kajol, with 17.3 million Instagram followers, shared a brief clip from her iconic film 'Kuch Kuch Hota Hai,' directed by Karan Johar. She captioned it, "Me running to grab bhajiyas and chai to enjoy the #mumbairains," adding two umbrella emojis.

Bhumi shared a series of photos on Instagram, where she has 9.4 million followers, posing in a studio with dark blue curtains, standing behind the light. She captioned the post, "What I love about this piece is that the skirt is repurposed from a rug," adding a blue heart emoji.

The case was registered for allegedly assaulting a woman, her husband and breaching her privacy by circulating her video on social media platforms

Kareena, who has 12.9 million followers, took to Instagram Stories to re-share an insightful message emphasizing that "babies cry, toddlers have tantrums, kids talk back, and teenagers test boundaries. None of this means you are failing."

"Sridevi ji – my inspiration. Every time I dress, speak, walk, or perform, I think of the grace she brought to all her roles. Yeh, apke liye," she captioned the photos with a heart emoji. The 37-year-old actress also included the song "Naa Jaane Kahan Se" from Sridevi's 1998 film Chaalbaaz, sung by Kavita Krishnamurthy and Amit Kumar.

The club voiced its full support for the Portuguese left-back after he shared the abusive comments he received on Instagram following PSG’s 3-1 victory over Brest on Saturday. Mendes had given away a penalty in the first half, which Romain del Castillo converted, leading to Brest initially taking the lead in the match.

The Prime Minister stated that the government will introduce legislation in 2024 to enforce a minimum age for access to social media and other relevant digital platforms, reports Xinhua news agency.

Act caught on camera, video goes viral; manhunt on for remaining accused

The viral post, which claimed that women who are alone between 10 pm and 6 am could request a free police vehicle ride home by contacting helpline numbers, has been labeled as "misleading" by the authorities.

The reckless stunt, apparently carried out to gain social media attention, has sparked outrage among netizens who are demanding strict action against the content creator. Many have voiced their concerns on X (formerly Twitter), tagging authorities like the Rachakonda Police, Cyberabad Police, and Telangana DGP, calling for accountability for what they see as dangerous and irresponsible behavior.

The rise of dumbphones hints at Gen-Z’s attempt to reduce mindless scrolling and avoid its detrimental effects

The violation of norms came in the invitation sent out for the Independence Day programme at Medak, in which Chandrashekhar Rao’s name was added only after those of MLCs and MLAs

The new draft of Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill raises concerns as it provides sweeping powers to the Centre to control digital media

Class III student says he felt 'proud and happy' to see Army men rescuing people stuck under debris

The BRS said the Congress government was conspiring to shutdown the social media account of party social media convener Manne Krishank

By consciously choosing what we consume and share, we can influence social media platforms to prioritise content that fosters growth

Leader of Opposition and BRS president K Chandrashekhar Rao dominated television channels, tweets on X, and multiple social media platforms for hours after arriving at the Assembly about 15 minutes before Finance Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka presented the budget.

A video of the incident went viral in social media after some persons who filmed the police highhandedness posted it online.

The 'downvote' feature might actually resemble a 'dislike' button instead of a Reddit-style downvote icon

Several users raised an alarm over X apparently manually reviewing direct messages