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OpIndia CEO targets singer Caralisa Monteiro with fake tweet in her name

Singer Caralisa Monteiro had recently tweeted a morphed screengrab of an OpIndia article. She later took down her tweet. Soon after, another screenshot was widespread. But this time in Monteiro’s name. It showed that the singer had tweeted, “Every time a Hindu is killed, I get orgasmic pleasure. Modi might dream Congress Mukt Bharat, but we will get Hindu Mukt India soon. Amen!”

Irfan Pathan responds to “internal matter” debate on Twitter over farmers’ protest

New Delhi: Amidst the growing differences between people of the country over the farmers’ protest over three farm laws, former India cricketer Irfan Pathan on Thursday expressed his views after several cricketers and Bollywood stars said it was India’s internal matter and there was no need of external interferences.

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After Bollywood stars, Indian captain Virat Kohli tweets on farmers’ protest; here’s what he said

New Delhi: Indian Cricket Team Captain Virat Kohli on Tuesday for the first time reacted to the farmers’ protests in India. He said farmers are an integral part of the country and an “amicable solution” will be found to their problems.

"Don’t need an outsider poking her nose in internal matters" Cricketer Pragyan Ojha tells Rihanna

New Delhi: Hours after music sensation Rihanna on Tuesday evening tweeted in support of farmers’ protest in India, several celebrities took to their official Twitter handles to react to the development.

Not the time to be neutral, time to pick a side: Journalist Rana Ayyub

New Delhi: Noted Journalist Rana Ayyub on Monday said India was going through a phase wherein people of the country need to pick a side and it was not a time to be neutral.

As farmers’ protest intensifies, Twitter hashtag calling PM Modi a ‘Coward’ goes trending in India

New Delhi: As farmers’ protest intensified on Thursday after the Ghazipur Magistrate ordered the farmers to vacate the public spaces, Twitter users in India started tweeting with a hashtag calling out Prime Minister Narendra Modi to be a coward.

Dhanya Rajendran slays Arnab Goswami, Republic TV after it sends legal notice to her website

Bengaluru: Editor-in-Chief of news website The News Minute, Dhanya Rajendran on Thursday took a dig at Arnab Goswami and his channel Republic TV after the latter served a notice of The News Minute over what The News Minute said was an “error”.

Free speech in this country is a joke: Senior Journalist Nilanjana Roy

New Delhi: Indian Journalist, literary critic, and author Nilanjana Roy on Thursday said free speech in India has become a joke, amidst the debate over the fundamental rights of the citizens being seized in the current regime.

Comedian Raju Srivatsav gets trolled as his video of ranting against ‘Tandav’ web series goes viral

New Delhi: Popular Comedian and actor Raju Srivatsav on Tuesday was trolled on social media platforms after a video wherein he is ranting about the ‘Tandav’ web series controversy went viral. Twitter users dug his old videos wherein he is seen making fun of Hindu gods, and called him a hypocrite.

Twitter permanently suspends Trump's account

Washington: US President Donald Trump has been permanently suspended from Twitter due to the "risk of further incitement of violence", the social media giant has announced, days after his supporters stormed the US Capitol and caused the deaths of four civilians and a police officer.