The campaign, Sun Portraits, was executed in Phalodi, Rajasthan, with the objective to raise awareness about long-term effects of sun exposure on skin.
YouTuber Dhruv Rathee posted a video on 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge' last month, saying that ‘it is not a film made for entertainment… it is the BJP’s most expensive election advertisement’.
What could have been just another Dettol Antiseptic Liquid commercial has struck a chord with the audience. Not because of a monologue or music, but the silent pain of a four-year-old.
Kerala Tourism assured that not a single bar from the lost shipment reached the state. But, 'if you are looking for a break, we’ve got you covered,' the poster read.
The ad reunites the original cast of the StarPlus show Saath Nibhaana Saathiya — Gia Manek, Rupal Patel, and Mohammad Nazim — but gives their familiar dynamic a twist.
Titled 'Happy Women's Pay', the campaign uses slam poetry to contrast the familiar language of corporate Women's Day celebrations with a demand — pay parity.
The ad by Lilly India is opening the door to a weight loss conversation. It features links to research papers from the World Health Organisation and Columbia University.
The new promo largely relies on YouTuber Abhishek Malhan’s one-liner, which feels lazy and juvenile. The ending makes it even worse when the fans chant a bland slogan.
The Government of India recognises Ladakh as one of the most important living centres of Buddhist culture in the world. We are committed to safeguarding its unique cultural traditions.
Post-2022 as AI has spread in developed economies, it is leading to another round of polarisation—the middle class jobs are being lost in offices rather than in factories.
The fifth S-400 air defence system is undergoing various stages of production trials, and will be delivered by November-December this year, it is learnt.
American objectives are unmet. They neither have muscle nor motivation to resume the war. As for Iran, the regime didn’t just survive, it’s now led by more radical individuals.
If Mr. Chari and the Internet had been around the works of Copernicus and Galileo to name only two famous examples would have run into the orthodoxy of the day and been suppressed.
It is good that we have freedom of speech so that Mr. Chari is free to air his views and let us conclude that those who would suppress free speech, be it right or wrong, are no friends of humanity.
How is the government responsible for the “current state of TV news media”? Care to explain?
The Indian govt has never taken up the responsibility of moderating content on TV news channels. The channels self regulate through their industry associations. The Indian govt has got nothing to do with it.
It all started with the late Sushma Swaraj. She became the I & B minister during ABV regime and censored F TV. The morally upright parliamentarians who indulge in fighting, sloganeering, nuisance activities should be stripped naked and paraded on donkeys; their wealth confiscated to fund freebies.
There are people who whine as soon as they hear “government intervention”. It is laughable to listen to them because their behavior reeks of dissociation from societal realities. They behave as if government keeps eavesdropping on their whatsapp group jokes. Which it clearly doesn’t ! But when episodes like the recent ones happen, society including those excessively paranoid about government control , should sit up and take note where exactly the future is headed to. Merely brushing aside by giving excuses such a government is not promoting scientific temper hence let youngsters peddle soft porn does not cut ice ! It is myopic to jump at the mere utterance of “government intervention”. Those who balk at this thought are already bound by various other legislations ! One can no longer ignore the blatant dissemination of soft porn and vulgarity in the name of freedom of speech !
Yes, because the government of India is the epitome of morality and scientific temper. A government that promotes pseudoscience, imaginary history, and agenda-driven news is the perfect candidate for online content moderation, right?
There is no denying that harmful content exists on social media, and guidelines are necessary to address it. However, the government cannot—and should not—be the all-powerful online moderator. The current state of TV news media, is a perfect example of what happens when the government wields too much control.
Great, so just because of a terrible and copied joke, we need more government intervention in our life. There is a lot of wrong that is going on social media, but this isn’t the answer, especially not under this administration (or any possible administration for that matter)
Not just India’s Got Latent. A whole industry has sprung up peddling soft and hard porn, expletive laden “cool” language and what not. AltBalaji, Ullu and others must be prosecuted too. The directors and production houses must be arrested and fined for promoting vulgarity and obscenity in society.
Also, the stupidity that goes around under the guise of “influencers” must be dealt with strictly. India’s Got Latent is a wake up call. We must act before it’s too late.
If Mr. Chari and the Internet had been around the works of Copernicus and Galileo to name only two famous examples would have run into the orthodoxy of the day and been suppressed.
It is good that we have freedom of speech so that Mr. Chari is free to air his views and let us conclude that those who would suppress free speech, be it right or wrong, are no friends of humanity.
How is the government responsible for the “current state of TV news media”? Care to explain?
The Indian govt has never taken up the responsibility of moderating content on TV news channels. The channels self regulate through their industry associations. The Indian govt has got nothing to do with it.
It all started with the late Sushma Swaraj. She became the I & B minister during ABV regime and censored F TV. The morally upright parliamentarians who indulge in fighting, sloganeering, nuisance activities should be stripped naked and paraded on donkeys; their wealth confiscated to fund freebies.
There are people who whine as soon as they hear “government intervention”. It is laughable to listen to them because their behavior reeks of dissociation from societal realities. They behave as if government keeps eavesdropping on their whatsapp group jokes. Which it clearly doesn’t ! But when episodes like the recent ones happen, society including those excessively paranoid about government control , should sit up and take note where exactly the future is headed to. Merely brushing aside by giving excuses such a government is not promoting scientific temper hence let youngsters peddle soft porn does not cut ice ! It is myopic to jump at the mere utterance of “government intervention”. Those who balk at this thought are already bound by various other legislations ! One can no longer ignore the blatant dissemination of soft porn and vulgarity in the name of freedom of speech !
Yes, because the government of India is the epitome of morality and scientific temper. A government that promotes pseudoscience, imaginary history, and agenda-driven news is the perfect candidate for online content moderation, right?
There is no denying that harmful content exists on social media, and guidelines are necessary to address it. However, the government cannot—and should not—be the all-powerful online moderator. The current state of TV news media, is a perfect example of what happens when the government wields too much control.
Great, so just because of a terrible and copied joke, we need more government intervention in our life. There is a lot of wrong that is going on social media, but this isn’t the answer, especially not under this administration (or any possible administration for that matter)
Not just India’s Got Latent. A whole industry has sprung up peddling soft and hard porn, expletive laden “cool” language and what not. AltBalaji, Ullu and others must be prosecuted too. The directors and production houses must be arrested and fined for promoting vulgarity and obscenity in society.
Also, the stupidity that goes around under the guise of “influencers” must be dealt with strictly. India’s Got Latent is a wake up call. We must act before it’s too late.