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Virender Sehwag Hits Six After Six On Twitter And We Can Barely Keep Up
Someone crown this man King of Twitter already. Former Indian opener Virender Sehwag may have stepped off the cricket pitch a while ago but he's bowling not just maidens but everybody over on his preferred playing field these days - Twitter.
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Shobhaa De's Tweets, This Time About Sindhu, Are Still Making Folks Angry
Columnist Shobhaa De's Olympic tweet that upset so many people some days ago isn't going to be forgotten any time soon. Twitter is reserving some of its breath for rejoinders to her posts about badminton star PV Sindhu, who prevailed over Japan's Nozomi Okuhara in the Olympic women's singles semi-final in Rio on Thursday.
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On Sidelines of Shobhaagate, Sonam and Abhijeet Exchange Heated Tweets
In a tweet late Tuesday, singer Abhijeet described Ms De as 'shameless' and said she was 'abusing and cursing (her) own motherland.' It began an argument with Sonam, 31, who red-flagged the tweet as being hypocritical. Abhijeet, known for his right-wing views, is being investigated by the police for abusive tweets against a female journalist
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Virender Sehwag Hits Six After Six On Twitter And We Can Barely Keep Up
Someone crown this man King of Twitter already. Former Indian opener Virender Sehwag may have stepped off the cricket pitch a while ago but he's bowling not just maidens but everybody over on his preferred playing field these days - Twitter.
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Shobhaa De's Tweets, This Time About Sindhu, Are Still Making Folks Angry
Columnist Shobhaa De's Olympic tweet that upset so many people some days ago isn't going to be forgotten any time soon. Twitter is reserving some of its breath for rejoinders to her posts about badminton star PV Sindhu, who prevailed over Japan's Nozomi Okuhara in the Olympic women's singles semi-final in Rio on Thursday.
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On Sidelines of Shobhaagate, Sonam and Abhijeet Exchange Heated Tweets
In a tweet late Tuesday, singer Abhijeet described Ms De as 'shameless' and said she was 'abusing and cursing (her) own motherland.' It began an argument with Sonam, 31, who red-flagged the tweet as being hypocritical. Abhijeet, known for his right-wing views, is being investigated by the police for abusive tweets against a female journalist
