Parody Page

The Facebook page 'Humans of Hindutva', which parodied right wing fundamentalism, has been shut down by its administrator, who said in a note on Thursday, "I have no desire to end up like Gauri Lankesh or Afrazul Khan".

Even though Granished started posting tutorials only last month in April, the page has already collected over 4 lakh followers with its 'innovative recipes and beautiful dishes.'

The ministry's official page accidentally shared a tweet by a parody page of Venkaiah Naidu. The account, with the handle @VenkronymNaidu, follows only one profile - the ministry, which mistakenly retweeted them.

Whether it's the latest Bollywood gossip or your roommate's annoying habits, 'Spoof Court' has passed judgments on them all - and they're absolutely hilarious. Needless to say, this is a spoof page and the judgments are to be taken with a pinch of salt. As the page itself says: Believing things on the Internet without a blue tick is punishable ...

A US man was jailed after he created a parody Facebook account of police department of Parma city in Ohio and posted "derogatory" and "inflammatory" information, a media report said.

The Facebook page 'Humans of Hindutva', which parodied right wing fundamentalism, has been shut down by its administrator, who said in a note on Thursday, "I have no desire to end up like Gauri Lankesh or Afrazul Khan".

Even though Granished started posting tutorials only last month in April, the page has already collected over 4 lakh followers with its 'innovative recipes and beautiful dishes.'

The ministry's official page accidentally shared a tweet by a parody page of Venkaiah Naidu. The account, with the handle @VenkronymNaidu, follows only one profile - the ministry, which mistakenly retweeted them.

Whether it's the latest Bollywood gossip or your roommate's annoying habits, 'Spoof Court' has passed judgments on them all - and they're absolutely hilarious. Needless to say, this is a spoof page and the judgments are to be taken with a pinch of salt. As the page itself says: Believing things on the Internet without a blue tick is punishable ...

A US man was jailed after he created a parody Facebook account of police department of Parma city in Ohio and posted "derogatory" and "inflammatory" information, a media report said.