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Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi’s recent interaction with the students at NMIMS, Mumbai, has Twitter buzzing again.

This Army Day, the Indian Army’s Facebook page shared a 12-minute, 30-second video that captures the journey of the courageous Army over the past 100 years.

The actor shared a parody video using scenes from his upcoming movie to showcase the plight of the Delhi-wallahs during the trial phase.

Many Delhiites took to Twitter to share their sentiments on missing #DelhiOddEven.

What if Spider-Man was Indian? That’s the latest question doing the rounds on Twitter.

The Adarsh Bhakt camp is yet to come up with a response if they decide to do so but their Twitter war has been a fierce one.

Koechlin recited the same poem last year at an event in Mumbai as her natural self without the lights and camera and effects.

The fiasco has brought ‘intolerance’ back into public scrutiny.

Goodbye, friends with hard disks!

Swami Vivekananda’s famous speech at the first Parliament of World’s Religions is full of deep insight and wisdom, presented with irrefutable logic.

The Delhi CM’s ad on the success of the odd/even formula has inspired many a creative mind to come up with their own version.

The earlier record was by 13,800 children at El Salvador in South America in 1995

Many are happy with the news, some wanted ‘Sasural Simar Ka’ on their content list and some invented another hasthag #SanskariNetflix. The reactions are hilarious!

Who can ever forget his compositions ‘Tu hi re’, ‘Chanda re’, ‘Roja janeman’, ‘Aye udi udi’ and the list of Rahman classics is fairly vast.

Yes they did!

As the odd-even plan was put through its first real test, Delhiites rallied on and tweeted.

Photographer and globe-traveller Mihaela Noroc’s India stopover produced some really beautiful pictures of Indian women.

Many renowned people got massively trolled by Twitterati this year, including author Chetan Bhagat and Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal.

Here is a list of the best, or worst, issues that raked retweets on the social media this year, but never had serious impact offline.

There can’t be much variation in congratulatory messages, but when so many celebs tweet out the exact message, word-by-word, there’s something fishy.

Congress VP Rahul Gandhi tweeted out saying that’s he’s travelling to Europe, and wishing his followers a happy new year.

The cakes are sold in packages that contain two to eight pieces weighing 200 grams each.

Twitterati recently took upon themselves to rectify Bollywood’s mistakes giving rise to the trend #FeministBollySongs.

“They say Santa doesn’t exist, but I have faith that one day I’ll be able to stop working, study and become the best scientist in the world!” said the little boy.

Responding to the controversy in which the actress has been accused of ‘disowning her caste’, Parvathy says it was never hers to begin with.