Topic: Instagram influencers
Dear Insta influencers, Covid-19 charity is not an excuse to promote your products
While social media marketing is required for independent companies to promote products, Covid-19 crisis is not the appropriate time for that.
Potted plants, sofas —the ‘jugaad’ dumbbells for fitness freaks during coronavirus lockdown
Social media is flooded with videos of celebrities and Instagram influencers exercising in their homes during coronavirus quarantine.
Instagram has changed the way we eat, says baking prodigy & social media star Shivesh Bhatia
The 23-year-old Shivesh Bhatia also believes that a red velvet anything — cakes or cupcakes — is a culinary trend that needs to die.
‘Trying to be woke, cool’ — BJP targets Instagram influencers over Citizenship Act protests
Party releases video on Twitter that has two young women in conversation, attempting to dispel the “misconceptions” surrounding the Citizenship Amendment Act and the NRC.
No more likes on Instagram, but it’s not the end of the world for #influencers or brands
In this parallel socio-economic set-up, likes served an alternate currency of social validation — allowing businesses to gauge demand, & influencers to outline scope of popularity.
Millenials love discussing Mercury retrograde on Instagram, but scoff at jyotish predictions
If you’re a millennial and everything is going wrong at work, in love, and in life — it’s probably just Mercury retrograde, which began in June and ends mid-July.
India should spend more to revive demand, not worry about deficit: Economy expert Martin Wolf
Speaking at ThePrint's OffTheCuff, Chief Economics Commentator at The Financial Times Martin Wolf said India can afford to increase its debt-to-GDP ratio to 90%, but should avoid borrowing in foreign currency.
Defence
Army slams ‘malicious’ claims on Leh hospital visited by PM, says troops get best treatment
Army said troops injured at Galwan are being treated in a repurposed hall that is part of the hospital complex as some wards have been made isolation facilities.
It’s time for China, Pakistan, even India to rethink the fantasy Modi called expansionism
India, China and Pakistan all want territory from another. But it’s a pursuit doomed to fail as they can’t get it without annihilating the other.