Assembly Election Exit Polls 2019 highlights: Exit polls are based on responses of the people who have cast their votes. Pollsters predict the results much before the actual counting of votes. read more

The Election Commission guidelines for media exit polls are very strict in India, not allowing any airing of views ‘promoting or prejudicing the prospect’ of any party or candidate winning. Here’s what happens in other countries: read more

Strengthening their networks, the BSES Yamuna Power Limited(BYPL) and the BSES Rajdhani Power Limited(BRPL) made capital expenditure of over Rs 800 crore in this regard, a BSES spokesperson said. read more

Based on the complaint filed by an activist Ravindra Tiwari, Nishad was arrested under the section 295A of the Indian Penal Code. read more

Actor Swastika Mukherjee shares why she believes in not just standing up for what is right on social media but in reality as well. She also urges everyone to do the same and not voice opinion sitting in the comforts of their homes. read more

The farm-to-table movement seems to have converted city chefs to endorse local produce in a big way. Some of the strongest steps towards sustainability are... read more

The awards honours Instagrammers who have most engaging accounts on the social media platform. read more

A senior police officer said this is the first such case reported in the state involving the social media platform for wife swapping. He said many such sites were under the scanner of cyber wing of the police. read more

He was arrested after the hotel’s guards identified him from a photo they had earlier been given by the police, the investigating officials said. read more

Among the posts that were pulled down, 13,195 were from politics and news sections which were found violating the community guidelines. read more

Sonam Kapoor speaks on how she was treated a ‘woman, not an equal’ in the film industry. read more

In the video, that has now gone viral on social media platforms, Alok Sharma lost his cool when his BJP counterpart called him a “traitor” multiple times. In the fist of rage, he assaulted the BJP spokesperson by throwing a glass of water on him. read more

In its statement, Facebook said that the accounts that had been removed were part of coordinated networks and had been removed for “inauthentic behaviour” and for pushing spam on the social media platform. read more

Facebook Inc said on Monday it was removing 687 pages and accounts linked to India’s main opposition Congress party, just days before voting begins in a general election, because of “coordinated inauthentic behaviour” on the social media platform. read more

The defence minister categorically said that Pakistan was behind the spread of fake posts on Twitter, Facebook and other such social media platforms to create confusion in the country, particularly when the elections were around the corner. read more