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    PM playing victim card instead of apologising for brutality on protesting students: Congress

    Congress stated Prime Minister Modi plays the victim card regarding youth. The party demanded an apology for student protest brutality and paper leaks. Modi's "InstaGram sabhas" are seen as self-obsession by the opposition. The Prime Minister expressed forgiveness for youth who abused him and his mother. Congress also cited other issues like "Chanda Chori Astha Dhoka" and notebandi.

    Security guard’s ₹10 lunch goes viral: Inside the affordable company meal that has internet talking

    A security guard shared a video of his company's affordable meal. The lunch, which cost only ten rupees, impressed many online viewers. This meal included papad, karele ka bhujia, sabzi, and dal. He highlighted that similar meals cost much more outside the company. The viral video sparked significant interest and admiration from viewers.

    Mark Zuckerberg's Meta has no business taking down PM's post: MeitY Secretary S Krishnan

    India's government has criticized Meta for removing Prime Minister Modi's authorized content. A top official stated Meta's explanation for the removal was inadequate. Meta removed a video message from Prime Minister Modi regarding student exam irregularities. The government summoned Meta's global head of public policy for discussions. Parliamentary committees will also meet to discuss social and digital platform regulations.

    Meta India head Arun Srinivas, users booked over posts on PM Modi: 10 things to know

    Hyderabad police filed two FIRs against Meta India's MD Arun Srinivas. These cases involve objectionable posts targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The complaints stem from content circulated during protests linked to the NEET issue. This development follows the Centre's query to Meta about a restricted PM post. Meta apologized and promised additional oversight for high-profile figures' posts.

    Telangana Police book Meta India head, social media account operators over alleged objectionable posts targeting PM Modi

    Telangana Cyber Crime Police have filed two cases against social media account operators and Meta India's head. These cases stem from complaints alleging morphed and objectionable content targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi. BJP supporters reported manipulated videos and images circulated on Facebook and Instagram platforms. Police have invoked relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and IT Act. Investigations are ongoing to identify and apprehend the individuals operating these accounts.

    'Labourers earn more than MBBS doctors': Kerala doctor's viral video sparks debate about medical profession

    An Instagram video sparked debate about MBBS doctor salaries in Kerala. The user claimed low pay and limited government vacancies exist. Concerns were raised about the growing number of medical colleges in the state. Students were advised to explore alternative healthcare careers. Social media users offered differing views on doctor distribution and pay.

    The Economic Times
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