Kovid has recently been featured in a music video called 'Closed Eyes', which is now out on YouTube.

Shivesh is a self-taught baker and a social media influencer. Speaking to Outlook, he discusses food photography, blogging and reveals how baking wasn’t always a piece of cake for him.

Lilly Singh announced two years ago on social media that she is bisexual.

The video seemed to have been shot during his Tamil Nadu visit when Gandhi toured the western parts and held election meetings last week.

If you are someone who loves watching foreigners groove to peppy Bollywood music, Ruhee Dosani’s social media page is the place to be.

YouTube said in a tweet that it suspended Trump's channel after new content was uploaded that violated its policies.

Restaurant-style cooking, baking and workouts were all the rage this year, along with games 'Among Us' and 'Free Fire'

The film marks the return of Neetu Kapoor after 7 years on the big screen, which also featured her actor son Ranbir Kapoor and late spouse Rishi Kapoor.

A video of a YouTuber pranking animals with a stuffed tiger to record their reactions has gone viral.

In an exclusive interview, YouTuber CarryMinati opens up about life, controversies, his popularity, his unique name, and much more.

The ad which showed a pregnant Hindu woman in a Muslim household was attacked for 'promoting love Jihad' and `fake secularism'.

The fraudulent companies allegedly sent pop-up messages on personal computers of users, giving bogus warnings about purported security issues and presence of malware in the Microsoft Windows system and asked people to make payments online, says officials

DGP Gupteshwar Pandey hails from Buxar district of Bihar and had once tried his luck in politics as well. It is said that in 2009, he wanted to contest for Lok Sabha on a BJP ticket from Buxar for which he had resigned from the post of IPS officer.

With 53.3 million followers on Twitter and 44 million on Facebook, PM Modi is one of the most followed world leaders on social media.

Twitter and Facebook announced Monday they had suspended nearly 1,000 active accounts linked to a coordinated influence campaign, while Twitter said it had shut down about 200,000 more before they could inflict any damage.

The Supreme Court issued a notice to the Centre, Google, Twitter, YouTube and others and sought their response by September 13.

The rap video, understood to be featuring local Indian-origin YouTuber Preeti Nair (Preetipls) and her brother rapper Subhas Nair, was posted on Facebook and YouTube on Monday.

The move comes after a call by world leaders in Paris last month to curb extremism online, following revelations about the livestreaming of a mosque massacre in New Zealand.

In one instance, instead of removing the video, which shows the terrorist shooting and murdering innocent civilians from a first-person perspective, Facebook has simply marked the clip as potentially containing "violent or graphic content".

YouTube celebrated the success of its online music streaming app, YouTube Music in the aftermath of reaching three million downloads within a week, with famous artists from the music fraternity like Alka Yagnik, Taufiq Qureshi, Aakriti Kakkar, Badshah and Guru Randhawa.