Twitter Trends

"Food is a major preoccupation in Venice," Anand Mahindra reflects after his recent trip to the Italian city.

The post about the experience quickly went viral on the microblogging platform and prompted many reactions from internet users.

A viral post on X (formerly Twitter) shows sections of the same Bengaluru microbrewery reserved for parties from Deloitte and Google.

In a worrying trend, Elon Musk-owned X is manually reviewing certain users' direct messages (DMs) to investigate reported violations and misuse of its service, "or to comply with laws or governmental requests".

A key student organisation of the Kuki tribes has condemned the filing of a police case in Manipur against an Indian-origin professor based in the UK over alleged attempts to incite communities in the border state.

A post on X (formerly Twitter) claims that a person found a chicken piece in a veg biryani he ordered via Zomato. The company has reacted to his complaint online.

AR Rahman x Taylor Swift trends on Twitter after fans demand collab

X (formerly known as Twitter), is bolstering its video-first ambitions with a new TV app. The company announced on Tuesday that X will soon get a new smart TV app that will be compatible with most devices and allow users to watch the videos hosted on the platform on a larger screen.

"Ultimate GOAT Rohit Sharma" became one of the top trends on X (formerly Twitter) after Mumbai Indians.

Since last Saturday, X (formerly Twitter) has been flooded with the viral "Click Here" trend, catching everyone's attention.

Many X users said they want to prove how the social media platform's algorithm is promoting posts which had the phrase 'what's wrong with India' and show the country in bad light.

If you are a foodie like us, then this social media trend is just for you. Read on for details.

Threads is now rolling out support for the long-awaited Tags feature globally on its site. The microblogging platform, announced by Meta-owned Instagram earlier this year to rival Elon Musk's X, revealed a few weeks back that it was testing the use of tags on its posts. However, Thread's version of hashtags comes with some limitations and alteratio...

In the clip, a man is seen drinking 'golgappa' water and then spitting it into his partner's mouth.

Threads is testing support for tags, as the platform adds a much-awaited feature from its microblogging rival X (formerly known as Twitter). Unlike tags on X, Threads won't display the hash symbol. The inclusion of post counts for tags hints at the arrival of a trending section on Threads.

"Food is a major preoccupation in Venice," Anand Mahindra reflects after his recent trip to the Italian city.

The post about the experience quickly went viral on the microblogging platform and prompted many reactions from internet users.

A viral post on X (formerly Twitter) shows sections of the same Bengaluru microbrewery reserved for parties from Deloitte and Google.

In a worrying trend, Elon Musk-owned X is manually reviewing certain users' direct messages (DMs) to investigate reported violations and misuse of its service, "or to comply with laws or governmental requests".

A key student organisation of the Kuki tribes has condemned the filing of a police case in Manipur against an Indian-origin professor based in the UK over alleged attempts to incite communities in the border state.

A post on X (formerly Twitter) claims that a person found a chicken piece in a veg biryani he ordered via Zomato. The company has reacted to his complaint online.

AR Rahman x Taylor Swift trends on Twitter after fans demand collab

X (formerly known as Twitter), is bolstering its video-first ambitions with a new TV app. The company announced on Tuesday that X will soon get a new smart TV app that will be compatible with most devices and allow users to watch the videos hosted on the platform on a larger screen.

"Ultimate GOAT Rohit Sharma" became one of the top trends on X (formerly Twitter) after Mumbai Indians.

Since last Saturday, X (formerly Twitter) has been flooded with the viral "Click Here" trend, catching everyone's attention.

Many X users said they want to prove how the social media platform's algorithm is promoting posts which had the phrase 'what's wrong with India' and show the country in bad light.

If you are a foodie like us, then this social media trend is just for you. Read on for details.

Threads is now rolling out support for the long-awaited Tags feature globally on its site. The microblogging platform, announced by Meta-owned Instagram earlier this year to rival Elon Musk's X, revealed a few weeks back that it was testing the use of tags on its posts. However, Thread's version of hashtags comes with some limitations and alteratio...

In the clip, a man is seen drinking 'golgappa' water and then spitting it into his partner's mouth.

Threads is testing support for tags, as the platform adds a much-awaited feature from its microblogging rival X (formerly known as Twitter). Unlike tags on X, Threads won't display the hash symbol. The inclusion of post counts for tags hints at the arrival of a trending section on Threads.