The Delhi High Court has ordered X and Google to remove defamatory social media posts targeting Anjali Birla, an IRPS officer and daughter of Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. The posts falsely accused Birla of misusing her father’s position to pass the UPSC Civil Services Examination. The court issued an interim injunction, directing the removal of the posts within 24 hours and restraining unknown parties from further spreading the defamatory content.
A TikTok influencer, known as ‘Clean Girl,’ has faced criticism for cleaning an abandoned grave without seeking permission from the deceased person’s family. The video, which resurfaced after two years, shows her cleaning the grave at night, believing everyone deserves a beautiful resting place. While some found the act satisfying, many condemned the influencer for the intrusion and questioned the ethics of her actions.
Following a trend of police officers posting unrelated videos on social media, Bengaluru’s Police Commissioner has issued a warning to his staff, threatening disciplinary action against those who continue to do so. The Commissioner emphasizes the importance of maintaining the department’s reputation and upholding its image of discipline and commitment.
India’s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced a significant allocation of ₹26,000 crore for infrastructure projects in Bihar, sparking a flurry of memes on social media. While the projects promise development, some online users criticized the government for prioritizing Bihar over other states and neglecting the middle class.
Brazil’s booming influencer market, particularly in the beauty and personal care sector, is fueled by the nation’s massive social media presence. With an estimated 10.5 million influencers across all platforms, brands are increasingly investing in partnerships with these social media stars to promote their products.
Maria Luiza, the wife of Brazilian actor and presenter Paulinho Vilhena, captivated her followers on social media with a recent post.
Teachers and politicians are pushing for phone bans in schools, citing distractions and social media conflicts. However, a seasoned teacher argues that such bans are impractical, ineffective, and may even worsen existing problems. He contends that phones are not the root cause of school issues and that addressing the underlying problems requires a more nuanced approach.
While Amazon Prime Day promises “epic deals” on various products, social media users are questioning the depth of the discounts. Some shared screenshots of seemingly insignificant price reductions, raising concerns about the legitimacy of the deals. However, Amazon claims to use complex algorithms to determine discount rates, and significant savings are still available in various categories.
Vietnamese social media users are showing their respect for late leader Nguyen Phu Trong by changing their profile pictures to black. The former Communist Party general secretary passed away at the age of 80, leaving a legacy of leadership during a period of significant economic growth and political stability.
Jiangsu, a southeastern Chinese province, has experienced a dramatic surge in foreign tourism, driven by its stunning scenery and a savvy social media strategy. The @VisitJiangsu account has become a vital resource for travelers, offering concise and practical travel guides that have attracted over 2.74 million followers.
