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How did the rumour start: The story of a viral Facebook Post that led to mass slander of Minister, Aditya Thackeray in the mysterious deaths of Disha Salian & Sushant Singh Rajput. Who planted the rumour of Aditya Thackeray’s involvement in the untimely and tragic deaths of Disha Salian and Sushant Singh Rajput? How did this Facebook post lead to mass hatred against the once loved, Aaditya Thackeray?
Rhea Chakraborty Arrested by NCB for drug possession and distribution. After three days of continuous grilling NCB has finally taken Rhea Chakraborty into custody in the drugs case linked to the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput. As soon as this news came in, the Twitter Universe exploded with reactions from Sushant Fans. There is radio silence from Swara Bhaskar, Vidya Balan, Lakshmi Manchu and Taapsee Pannu and the entire bandwagon that supported the Abla Naari narrative.
FAU-G Game: Fearless And United-Guards game is being developed by NCore Games under the mentorship of Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar.
Vishal Gondal, CEO of GOQii & Akshay Kumar said on their official Twitter handles that FAU-G is an off-shoot of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s AtmaNirbhar Abhiyaan. ‘Stolen from Sushant’s computer’: Akshay Kumar trolled for sharing PUBG’s ‘atma nirbhar’ alternative FAU-G. Some Twitterati went beyond trolling his account and put up independent tweets demanding answers and accusing him of stealing the code from Sushant Singh Rajput’s computer.
Amazon’s “The Boys” season 2 premiered on September 4 and has been creating waves across the globe much before its release. The new season of this beyond-dark show promises to break the records of the previous show. It’s a scathing view of today’s America making it TV’s most disruptive series, hidden in superhero costume. What could be more unnerving than a psychopathic Superman? That’s a dominant theme of “The Boys,” which starts strongly at break-neck pace, while tackling bad guys hiding behind patriotic cliches and packaged in a cape.
After a successful launch in Japan, Japanese tech startups bitgrit and Atrae brings their professional job ‘matching’ app in India. The Yenta app will allow professionals and employers to ‘swipe right’ to the profiles of their interest.
Under the initiative, the company is also inviting data scientists from around the world for an online competition — ‘SwipeToSuccess’ — to submit their optimization models for the app. Starting September 2, the competition will accept the optimization algorithms for the next 69 days — until October 31, 2020.
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