Most-followed Indians On Twitter

A user on Twitter had quite a day when his tweet was spotted by the Prime Minister himself. The man named Ajeet Singh shared a joke about PM Modi working for him and got a witty response from the 'pradhan sevak himself.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has crossed actor Shah Rukh Khan to become the second most followed Indian on Twitter.

Social media enthusiast Prime Minister Narendra Modi topped the charts of Facebook under the most-viewed topic in India this year, while at the global level, he is among the top 10, where US President Barack Obama leads the pack.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the sole non-Bollywood celebrity who has made the cut to the top 10 slots of most-followed Indians on Twitter in 2015, otherwise led by legendary actor Amitabh Bachchan, the micro-blogging site said on Monday.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has become the second most-followed Indian politician on microblogging site Twitter with over six million followers.

Making headlines Down Under seems to have played a big part in Virat Kohli further increasing his fan base online. Last month, he had overtaken Sachin Tendulkar as the most-followed Indian sportsperson in social media.

With 2.21 followers on the micro-blogging site, Sania Mirza is the only woman sportsperson in the top-10 list, which is dominated by Virat Kohli.

A user on Twitter had quite a day when his tweet was spotted by the Prime Minister himself. The man named Ajeet Singh shared a joke about PM Modi working for him and got a witty response from the 'pradhan sevak himself.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has crossed actor Shah Rukh Khan to become the second most followed Indian on Twitter.

Social media enthusiast Prime Minister Narendra Modi topped the charts of Facebook under the most-viewed topic in India this year, while at the global level, he is among the top 10, where US President Barack Obama leads the pack.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the sole non-Bollywood celebrity who has made the cut to the top 10 slots of most-followed Indians on Twitter in 2015, otherwise led by legendary actor Amitabh Bachchan, the micro-blogging site said on Monday.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has become the second most-followed Indian politician on microblogging site Twitter with over six million followers.

Making headlines Down Under seems to have played a big part in Virat Kohli further increasing his fan base online. Last month, he had overtaken Sachin Tendulkar as the most-followed Indian sportsperson in social media.

With 2.21 followers on the micro-blogging site, Sania Mirza is the only woman sportsperson in the top-10 list, which is dominated by Virat Kohli.