Kunal Kamra summoned by Mumbai Police over remarks on Eknath Shinde

The comedian also said he is willing to cooperate with the police but questioned whether the law would be applied equally to those who resort to vandalism in response to a joke.

Kamra’s remarks about Eknath Shinde during his latest stand-up special triggered a political backlash.

Reddit becomes a big draw for brands, cornering 10% of digital ad spends

Reddit also gained notable traction in India, rising from 31.6 million in 2023 to 43.4 million in 2024, an indication of inreasing engagement with news, politics, and niche online communities. (Representative image by Brett Jordan via Unsplash)

An increasing number of brands are directing their advertising budgets to Reddit to reach its highly engaged user base. However, experts caution that Reddit users’ strong preference for anonymity often leads to boundary-pushing discussions, posing potential risks to brand reputation.

Samsung mourns loss of Co-CEO Han Jong-hee

A company spokesperson confirmed that Han died in hospital while receiving treatment. Samsung has not yet named a successor.

Last week, Han chaired Samsung’s shareholder meeting, where he and other executives faced tough questions about the company’s failure to capitalise on the AI market, which contributed to its weak stock performance.

Centre’s safe harbour framework ‘Sahyog’ becoming a censorship apparatus? Experts weigh in

"There is no official data publicly available on how many URLs or accounts have been blocked using 'Sahyog', and that very lack of disclosure reflects the process's opacity, " experts said. X has filed writ petition against the misuse of the portal. (Image source: Moneycontrol)

X’s petition before Karnataka HC raises concerns about MeitY’s ‘Sahyog’ portal, which is designed to enhance cooperation between government agencies and social media intermediaries. Experts argue that the portal’s lack of public consultation and legislative backing makes it constitutionally and procedurally problematic.