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'You are merely a delivery agency. It is not your product. Just do your job and deliver the food', restaurant owner writes to Zomato

The video showing Pakistanis slaughtering cow on Indian flag is from February 2019

Abhisar Sharma complaints about few memes, Pakistani journalist circulates the video

This controversy is, however, not new. In December 2018, a resolution had been submitted in Punjab Assembly, Pakistan to summon Google CEO and question him as to why Imran Khan's images show up when one searches for the word 'Bhikari'.

Purported screenshots of internal emails of urban naxals are being circulated on social media

Idrees ul Haq, with whom Barkha Dutt had a series of ‘coincidences’ is a known separatist sympathiser

This is, however, not the first time this popular media app has come under scrutiny

Madhavan posted pictures of himself with his son wearing the Poonal or Yajnopaveetham, the sacred thread of Brahmins.

On 14th August, Pakistan's Independence Day, a troll asked Adnan Sami whether he will tweet on the Independence Day. He very coolly mentioned that he will. But on 15th August.

With the announcement of the UT status for Ladakh, the region has been expressing its joy and pride at finally being able to celebrate their language, culture and identity away from the dominance of Srinagar politics.

Despite its silly shenanigans Pakistan expects the rest of the world to take it seriously.

It is not clear why Gupta, who just days ago claimed that protests in Kashmir will be Pakistan's best hope is now urging the government to lift restrictions and allow protests.

The bizarre appeal shows how clueless the Pakistani establishment is at the moment.

"Shame on you. You have been eating money all these years", said the Pakistani national to Maleeha Lodhi, Pakistan's permanent representative at the UN.

The Union home secretary recommended the closure of a few Twitter accounts for spreading rumours and misinformation to disturb the peace and calm in the Valley

Pakistani journalist peddles fake news of a rift between JK police and CRPF personnel, gets exposed out by CRPF and Kashmir police

Freelance journalist Prashant Kanojia was once associated with the ultra-left wing propaganda site, 'The Wire'

The mysterious behaviour of Twitter which is often found censoring social media users for disagreeing to left-wing and ultra left-wing ideology has yet again come to the fore.

Two days ahead of release of second season of Sacred Games on Netflix, Anurag Kashyap quits Twitter

Late last night, the CWC accepted Rahul Gandhi’s resignation, a month after he officially resigned as party president, and Sonia was made the ‘interim president’.

Rahul Gandhi used a Scroll.com article to take cheap potshots at RSS and BJP leaders. Pakistani handles followed suit.

Pakistani Twitter users have been asking Imran Khan to teach Modi a lesson by 'shutting down Indian Airspace'.

Barkha Dutt's tweet over Kashmir situation matches with Pakistani agenda perfectly, Pakistan sends compliments.

Basically, NDTV has blamed Pakistan for doing things they themselves have been doing with news. NDTV has been caught several times spreading blatant fake news and misleading people by taking statements out of context and distortion of facts.

Pakistan's ruling party PTI has endorsed NDTV by sharing a video clip from one of their shows where they claim the people of Kashmir are waiting for the curfew to lift so they can 'show' India what they feel, hinting violence and riots.

Malala has been called out earlier as well, by social media users, for her selectivity in condemning human rights abuses

Since stripping down of Article 370 in Kashmir, Congress, along with other Opposition parties has maintained that it is against the move.

Pakistani artists' posts on Kashmir should be a wake-up call for the 'cross-border culture exchange' brigade.

Interestingly, when some of the Indians expressed happiness over the death of Sushma Swaraj, in a rare incident, few Pakistanis expressed their condolence after Swaraj passed away. 

The LGBT community has a special reason to celebrate the abolition of the provisions. Until yesterday, homosexuality was still a criminal offence in Jammu & Kashmir since the state had a separate constitution.