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A cursory glance at social media after the election results – which saw the BJP breach the Trinamool Congress's Bengal fortress and Vijay's TVK
By: Raya Ghosh
Arifa Begum is based in Dhaka, and cooking is nothing short of a cathartic experience for her. Her food videos have gone viral, so much so that several women have jokingly asked to marry her son Swapnil just to become a part of the family, and, of course, enjoy her delicacies.
By: Raya Ghosh
Taniya Bhardwaj shot to national attention in 2012 when, as a 22-year-old political science student at Kolkata's prestigious Presidency University, she
The constant push-and-pull between people who do not care about lizards and those who are horrified by them is very real. One side dismisses the fear entirely; the other is busy trying not to hyperventilate. What many fail to realise is that lizards can trigger panic attacks, palpitations and severe anxiety in some people.
By: Raya Ghosh
During an interview, former PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi described India as a "chaotic country" while comparing it with China. Her remarks triggered a debate on social media.
Be it Instagram, YouTube or any other social media platform, many influencers seem to feel the pressure to vlog every moment of their day. Pressure, because views. Just for the sake of views. But is it necessary?
By: Raya Ghosh, Mithilesh Gupta
Animal lovers took out a candlelight march in Maharashtra's Ambernath on Monday to protest the alleged killing of a cat that was pushed from the 12th floor of a residential building last month.
Some people said that the thumbs-up emoji is definitely passive-aggressive, basically just another way of saying that you are not interested in continuing the conversation.
By: Raya Ghosh
A Kerala-based chef posted a recipe for street-style chicken fried rice, in which he demonstrated the cooking procedure. While the video received considerable attention on social media and garnered 129,000 views, a user posted a derogatory comment.
By: Raya Ghosh
A trained music teacher based in Kolkata, Shovon Chakraborty was forced to take up a job as a security guard in 2023 after he lost most of his students during the coronavirus pandemic. However, in July, he was fired from his job after a video of him singing Rabindra Sangeet went viral on social media.
