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Reason why India’s Got Latent S2 will stream on Netflix, YouTube
Mumbai: Samay Raina has finally answered the biggest question around India’s Got Latent Season 2. After massive buzz over the show moving to Netflix, the comedian has now clarified that the new…
- Entertainment
MrBeast hits a number even YouTube never expected
Hyderabad: YouTube is growing bigger with every passing day. What started as a simple video-sharing platform has now become a global entertainment powerhouse, creating celebrities who are followed by millions across the…
- Middle East
YouTube blocks Fars News Agency amid US sanctions scrutiny
YouTube, the video-sharing platform owned by Google, has blocked the channel of Iran’s Fars News Agency as part of a wider action affecting accounts linked to individuals and organisations under US sanctions.…
- Telangana
Telangana HC orders removal of videos targeting spiritual leader
Hyderabad: The Telangana High Court has directed YouTube and Google to immediately remove videos allegedly containing defamatory, derogatory and inflammatory content against spiritual leader Sri Ganapathi Sachchidananda Swamiji. Writ petition filed Justice…
- Technology
24/7 digital ‘superfans’ rewriting sports marketing rules: Google
New Delhi: The era of three-hour sports fandom in India is passé. After the stadium lights go out, digital innings for the Indian sports fan kicks in. From binge-watching locker-room banter on…
- Entertainment
Know more about Samay Raina’s India’s Got Latent season 2
The most controversial show, India’s Got Latent, is gearing up for Season 2. Created by Samay Raina, the show quickly gained a massive following and became a fan favorite soon after its…
- Bollywood
Farah Khan spills beans on cook Dilip’s monthly salary
Mumbai: Filmmaker Farah Khan’s latest vlog is not just about celebrity visits, it shines a light on her cook Dilip, who has now become an internet sensation. Once a teenager from a…
- Technology
YouTube, FIFA sign deal, some matches to be streamed live on platform
YouTube and FIFA have signed a “preferred platform” agreement for the 2026 World Cup, designed to bring more live action and exclusive footage to fans worldwide. According to a press release on…






