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Baba Ka Dhaba: 80-Year-Old Couple's Food Stall Revived With Power Of Social MediaBaba Ka Dhaba is a 30-year-old food stall in Malviya Nagar, New Delhi, that is run by an elderly couple. Here's how social media helped them.
- 9 Social Media Movements Of 2020 That Helped Revive Local Eateries
Year Ender 2020: Top Social Media Movements Of 2020: The year 2020 has taught us to stand united in the toughest of situations and these heart-warming social media movements are proof to that!
- Video Of Woman Feeding Dal Rice To Langur Goes Viral On Social Media
A recent video that surfaced on social media shows a Bengali woman feeding a langur dal chawal inside her home.
- Cloud Bread: The 3-Ingredient Fluffy And Colourful Dish That Is Taking Over Social Media
Cloud bread is the latest recipe to take over social media with its fluffy, colourful and aesthetically pleasing texture. Take a look!
- Industrialist Harsh Goenka Uses Fruits To Explain An Important Lesson
Industrialist Harsh Goenka explained in his latest tweet how social media can hide the truth.
- 1 in 5 Teens Lose Sleep Over Social Media: Study
One in five teens regularly lose sleep over social media, waking up in the middle of the night to send or check messages on social media. This makes them three times more likely to feel ...
- Over Use of Social Media May Result in Gradual Brain Imbalance
Higher rate of use of Social Networking sites can lead to an imbalance between two cognitive-behavioural systems in the human brain, says a study.
- Coronavirus: This Picture Of Corona Pakoda Goes Viral On Social Media. Seen It Yet?
A picture of 'Corona Pakoda' has gone viral on social media, and netizens are loving the Pakoda that resembles the Coronavirus strain.
- Frequent Social Media Use May Lead to Eating Disorder
Excess use of social media such as Facebook, Instagram or YouTube may lead to disordered eating and body image concerns among young adults.
- Social Media Competition May Push People to Exercise More
Want to exercise more? Start competing with your peers on online health programmes, researchers say.
