Haryanvi dancer Sapna Choudhary is making people skip a beat with her all-new bridal avatar. The internet sensation shared a picture on the social media platform where she is donning a royal red colour lehenga and looks no less than a bride.

Actress Priyanka Chopra has reacted sharply on a trending question - Who clicks her cozy pictures with husband Nick Jonas? Social Media trolls have been questioning existence of third person during their private times.

Esha Gupta, who was slammed for making racist comments against a Nigerian footballer Alexander Iwobi, has penned an apology letter to him.

A picture of small town kids trying to click a selfie from a slipper has gone viral on the internet, while many people are going 'awww' over the innocence captured in the photograph, Amitabh Bachchan feels like it is a photoshopped image.

At a time when politics show all kinds of colours, Congress President Rahul Gandhi shared a picture on Instagram of himself with Madhya Pradesh CM Kamal Nath, Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot, Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel and Ahmed Patel flying economy class to attend a rally in Patna.

The Apple allegation against Facebook and its privacy practices is taking new shape with time. On Wednesday, Apple accused the social-networking giant of breaking its rules and distributing a secret data-collection app to consumers.

In one of her recent interviews, the actress was informed about an Instagram user who tried to troll her on the social media for her short dress. "Nawab gareeb ho gaye kya?" the troller commented on one of her pictures.

The Facebook-owned WhatsApp is all set to unveil "Picture in Picture (PiP) mode" for web users. This new WhatsApp udpate will allow users to view videos within a chat window, without opening third party pages or apps.

Amidst viral user claims accusing Instagram's algorithms of limiting the reach of posts to just 7 per cent on its platform, the photo-messaging app took to Twitter to deny the claims.

WhatsApp and other social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter have been accused of spreading fake news for quite some time. To resolve this serious issue, WhatsApp started releasing audio-visual ads to make users aware and cautions about reading and spreading fake news. Another measure WhatsApp announced last year was limiting the forward feature to five chats only. This feature was introduced to Indian users in July 2018 and now it has rolled out the forward chat limit feature globally.