All your Facebook moments now in one place
San Francisco, June 12 : Facebook has launched a new dedicated page called "Memories" that will keep moments you shared with friends and family over the years at a single place.
It will include posts and photos, friends you have made and major life events over the years.
The new page is an expansion of existing Facebook features like "On This Day".
"Every day more than 90 million people use 'On This Day' to reminisce about these moments they have shared on Facebook," said Oren Hod, Product Manager at Facebook, in a blog post on Monday.
The new "Memories" page will have several sections.
The "Friends Made On This Day" section will include a list of friends you made on this date in the past, including special videos or collages that celebrate your friendversaries.
"Recaps of Memories" section will feature seasonal or monthly recaps of memories that have been bundled into a message or short video.
"Memories You May Have Missed" section will show you the posts that you might have missed from the past week.
"You can still access your memories through the 'Memories' bookmark either to the left of your News Feed on your computer or in the 'more' tab on the bottom right of your mobile app," said Hod.
You can also access "Memories" through notifications and via messages in News Feed.
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CM Siddaramaiah labels Kumaraswamy 'Manuvadi" over Bhagavad Gita curriculum push
Bengaluru (PTI): Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Saturday took a swipe at Union Minister H D Kumaraswamy, by calling him a "Manuvadi" after his alliance with the BJP, for seeking the inclusion of Bhagavad Gita in curriculum for students.
The CM's dig came in response to Kumaraswamy's recent letter to Union Minister for Education Dharmendra Pradhan, requesting the inclusion of the Bhagavad Gita in the curriculum of students.
"After Kumaraswamy joined hands with the BJP for elections, he has become a Manuvadi," Siddaramaiah told reporters here after paying tributes to B R Ambedkar on his 69th death anniversary here.
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Remembering Ambedkar, Siddaramaiah highlighted his contribution to the Constitution and his relentless fight to provide social justice.
The CM noted said fed up with social and caste system in Hinduism, and unable to reform it, Ambedkar accepted Buddhism.
He said, "Ambedkar, towards the end of his life, quit Hinduism and joined Buddhism. He was born in Hinduism, but cannot die in Hinduism, because he could not reform Hinduism, despite several efforts, so he accepted Buddhism."
