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Author Shobhaa De on Monday rubbished claims made by former Pakistan envoy to India Abdul Basit that he influenced her to write an article in 2016 where she "advocated plebiscite" in Jammu and Kashmir after Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani was shot dead.

Abhishek Bachchan's parody account is operating since March 2016 and it has over 10,000 followers now

On Tuesday, Captain Mithali Raj, who became the highest run-getter in women's ODI, was presented a BMW car. While people on social media cheered for the skipper and the team, a critical tweet from author and columnist Shobhaa De landed her in a controversy on the micro-blogging site.

The Madhya Pradesh police officer who was fat-shamed by writer-columnist Shobhaa De on Twitter has been admitted to a private hospital in Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh after he took ill. Inspector Daulatram Jogawat, the officer, had fever for the last five days and his food intake had come down to almost zero, said Dr Vipul Garg of Garg Nursing Home wher...

Daulatram Jogawat, an inspector with Madhya Pradesh police at whom columnist Shobhaa De had poked fun over his obese physical condition in a tweet, is undergoing a series of tests at a hospital here to determine the diseases he suffers from and if bariatric surgery could help him, a statement said.

Columnist Shobhaa De's tweet on Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj, where she advised her to "tweet less" has left many upset with some suggesting Ms De to follow the same "resolution" herself. Ms Swaraj is known for her quick and helpful responses to SOS posts on Twitter.

Don't feed the trolls - that's the early Diwali message in a series of videos by celebrities posted in Twitter.

Columnist Shobhaa De's Olympic tweet that upset so many people some days ago isn't going to be forgotten any time soon. Twitter is reserving some of its breath for rejoinders to her posts about badminton star PV Sindhu, who prevailed over Japan's Nozomi Okuhara in the Olympic women's singles semi-final in Rio on Thursday.

Keeping calm and carrying on wasn't an option for India last evening as badminton star P V Sindhu powered through to the women's singles final at the Rio Olympics. The proud moment for India was reflected on Twitter which erupted in joy, celebrating the 21-year-old shuttler's triumph. Among those tweeting was actor Amitabh Bachchan, among whose po...

He has been unrelenting on Twitter, first making personal attacks on author Shobhaa De and then mocking Gujaratis settled in Mumbai. But Congress leader Nitesh Rane's rant against the community has left the Maharashtra government red-faced, forcing an investigation into the controversial tweets by the 31-year-old.

A defiant Nitesh Rane, the 31-year-old son of senior Congress leader Narayan Rane, today not only refused to take back his words mocking the Gujaratis settled in Mumbai, but even tried to qualify it by saying he meant those who love Narendra Modi should go back to Gujarat.

Nitesh Rane, a Congressman from Mumbai whose father is a senior minister in the state, ardently defended his sexist and threatening remarks against writer Shobhaa De. "Shobhaa De should be made to just shut up," he told NDTV today. He also theorized, "How else do we show our anger if not in the language of intimidation?"

In an interview with film journalist Anupama Chopra in Cannes, Sonam Kappor said that Katrina Kaif is "shameless."

Author Shobhaa De on Monday rubbished claims made by former Pakistan envoy to India Abdul Basit that he influenced her to write an article in 2016 where she "advocated plebiscite" in Jammu and Kashmir after Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani was shot dead.

Abhishek Bachchan's parody account is operating since March 2016 and it has over 10,000 followers now

On Tuesday, Captain Mithali Raj, who became the highest run-getter in women's ODI, was presented a BMW car. While people on social media cheered for the skipper and the team, a critical tweet from author and columnist Shobhaa De landed her in a controversy on the micro-blogging site.

The Madhya Pradesh police officer who was fat-shamed by writer-columnist Shobhaa De on Twitter has been admitted to a private hospital in Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh after he took ill. Inspector Daulatram Jogawat, the officer, had fever for the last five days and his food intake had come down to almost zero, said Dr Vipul Garg of Garg Nursing Home wher...

Daulatram Jogawat, an inspector with Madhya Pradesh police at whom columnist Shobhaa De had poked fun over his obese physical condition in a tweet, is undergoing a series of tests at a hospital here to determine the diseases he suffers from and if bariatric surgery could help him, a statement said.

Columnist Shobhaa De's tweet on Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj, where she advised her to "tweet less" has left many upset with some suggesting Ms De to follow the same "resolution" herself. Ms Swaraj is known for her quick and helpful responses to SOS posts on Twitter.

Don't feed the trolls - that's the early Diwali message in a series of videos by celebrities posted in Twitter.

Columnist Shobhaa De's Olympic tweet that upset so many people some days ago isn't going to be forgotten any time soon. Twitter is reserving some of its breath for rejoinders to her posts about badminton star PV Sindhu, who prevailed over Japan's Nozomi Okuhara in the Olympic women's singles semi-final in Rio on Thursday.

Keeping calm and carrying on wasn't an option for India last evening as badminton star P V Sindhu powered through to the women's singles final at the Rio Olympics. The proud moment for India was reflected on Twitter which erupted in joy, celebrating the 21-year-old shuttler's triumph. Among those tweeting was actor Amitabh Bachchan, among whose po...

He has been unrelenting on Twitter, first making personal attacks on author Shobhaa De and then mocking Gujaratis settled in Mumbai. But Congress leader Nitesh Rane's rant against the community has left the Maharashtra government red-faced, forcing an investigation into the controversial tweets by the 31-year-old.

A defiant Nitesh Rane, the 31-year-old son of senior Congress leader Narayan Rane, today not only refused to take back his words mocking the Gujaratis settled in Mumbai, but even tried to qualify it by saying he meant those who love Narendra Modi should go back to Gujarat.

Nitesh Rane, a Congressman from Mumbai whose father is a senior minister in the state, ardently defended his sexist and threatening remarks against writer Shobhaa De. "Shobhaa De should be made to just shut up," he told NDTV today. He also theorized, "How else do we show our anger if not in the language of intimidation?"

In an interview with film journalist Anupama Chopra in Cannes, Sonam Kappor said that Katrina Kaif is "shameless."