Bangladesh pacer Tanzim Hasan Sakib found himself in a social media storm after his old offensive social media posts went viral following his debut against India in the Asia Cup. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) had to jump in to take hold of the matter.
According to the post, former Chief Minister S M Krishna borrowed Rs 3,590 crore, Dharam Singh – Rs 15,635 crore, HDK – Rs 3,545 crore, B S Yeddyurappa – Rs 25,653 crore, D V Sadananda Gowda – Rs 9,464 crore, Jagadish Shettar – Rs 13,464 crore and “Siddaramaiah Rs 2.42 lakh crore!”
Washington (US): “I’M BACK,” Trump posted on Facebook along with a 12-second video that appeared to be his victory speech after winning the 2016 election.
The Seraikela-Kharswan district has been on alert after Sharma's inflammatory comments on Prophet Mohammad triggered widespread violence in Ranchi.
Rohit Mahajan was unemployed and apologised in his Facebook post to his kin and friends for taking this step due to the troubles he was facing, Begumganj police station in charge Indraj Singh said.
BJP leader from West Bengal, Babul Supriyo, has hinted at quitting active politics. In a Facebook post, the BJP leader said, "If you want to do social work, you can do it without being in politics."
Former Karnataka minister in Congress-JD(S) coalition government, Roshan Baig, has blamed Congress party for the Bengaluru violence.
The police registered an FIR against Paul for forgery, cheating and conspiracy after the April 25 Facebook post went viral on social media.
A local shopkeeper also told her that a few men were trying to locate her house through her Facebook pictures, she claimed.
In a Facebook blog titled-The Compulsive Contrarian and his Manufactured Logic-without naming Congress or other opposition parties, Jaitley said, nations are built by those with positive mindsets and a national vigor, not by the 'Compulsive Contrarians'.
“The debate whether India should be a dynastic democracy has been ignited by a self-goal of the Congress Party," said Jaitley.
Sunny Gupta was convicted for a Facebook post that he had allegedly written arguing why Hindus should refrain from visiting the Ajmer Sharif dargah.
Seventeen people were arrested from Saraimeer area of Azamgarh district after clashes broke out in the region over an allegedly derogatory post on Facebook.
Situation remained tense in Saraimeer area of Uttar Pradesh on Saturday after members of a minority community torched a police outpost and damaged a police jeep over derogatory comments against their religion on Facebook, the police said.
Following the violence in Azamgarh, as many as 15 people were taken into custody by police and heavy force was deployed.
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Friday hit out at the opposition parties, saying that the impeachment notice was being used as a “weapon” by the Congress and its friends.
In a bizarre incident, an Indian adventurer has declared himself the ruler of an unclaimed strip of land in North Africa and is encouraging parties to apply for citizenship.
A Delhi University assistant professor has allegedly insulted Hindu goddess Durga using obscene words in a Facebook post, which prompted a condemnation from the ABVP and a police complaint by a teachers' body
Shared on September 3, the Facebook post has garnered 35,588 shares and 7.3K likes so far.
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