Bar Councils aren't amused. With line between public legal education & personal brand-building becoming more blurred, they are cracking down on what they call 'unethical canvassing'.
Their humorous, innuendo and expletive-laden content regularly clocks over a million views. But the family has now been ostracised in a bid to restore 'peace and purity'.
Across Punjab, social media influencers are panicking about being next on the hit list of Amritpal Singh Mehron, accused of orchestrating Kamal Kaur’s murder over ‘indecent’ content.
In video message, Mehron said he & his aides had warned the Punjabi influencer against spreading 'obscenity' through her posts, but she did not pay heed & was 'punished for her sins'.
Swiggy Instamart, Britannia, Phillips and a few others turned the joke into quick, clever content. Britannia even rolled out an exclusive ‘Prashant pack’.
Popular as 'The Rebel Kid', Mukhija's remarks on Samay Raina’s YouTube show ‘India’s Got Latent’ with podcaster Ranveer Allahbadia triggered social media outrage and led to multiple FIRs.
TikTok says its U.S. site generates billions for businesses selling candies, beauty products, clothes and other consumer goods. But now, that economy is under threat.
Initial talks held on the possibility of India entering the programme that was started in 2017 between France, Germany and Spain to ensure European sovereignty in defence and security.
Ms. Triya Gulati always finds a way to degrade journalism by defending the indefensible.
Influencers like Ms. Makhija are a blot on our society. These good for nothing idiots hover on our consciousness thanks to the free platform provided by social media outlets.
This breed of “influencers” are a disgusting lot. Their cringe worthy acts and buffoonery makes people squirm in disgust. Yet here they are – all thanks to the multitude of free platforms which enable and embolden them to indulge in such stupidity and get away with it.
Ms. Triya Gulati always finds a way to degrade journalism by defending the indefensible.
Influencers like Ms. Makhija are a blot on our society. These good for nothing idiots hover on our consciousness thanks to the free platform provided by social media outlets.
This breed of “influencers” are a disgusting lot. Their cringe worthy acts and buffoonery makes people squirm in disgust. Yet here they are – all thanks to the multitude of free platforms which enable and embolden them to indulge in such stupidity and get away with it.