To promote it further, he also # nominated three other celebrities, including Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli, who, in turn, nominated Prime Minister Narendra Modi.The second occasion was when Congress social media head Divya Spandana tried to troll Prime Minister Modi by putting his picture next to the statue and comparing him to a “bird’s dropping”.The first was on the day it was inaugurated, when images of a signboard at the base of the statue went viral.Maid on the Metro floorWay back in January, the picture of a nanny sitting on the floor of a Delhi Metro coach did the rounds on social media. That makes it the hub of controversy, and 2018 showed that in full measure. The pictures became a ‘meme’ sensation within minutes, with even the BJP’s official handle retweeting them, saying it “couldn’t resist”.

This is the next generation of Indian intellectualsAnushka Sharma scolds a man for litteringIn June, a video of actress Anushka Sharma ticking off a man for littering on the road went viral after being shared by husband Virat Kohli.Urban NaxalsFilmmaker and author Vivek Agnihotri created a lot of controversy on Twitter when he talked about compiling a list of people whom he considered ‘Urban Naxals’, which is also the name of his book.PETA’s ghee-free JanmashtamiIn an attempt to promote veganism, People for Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) urged people to use ‘vegan ghee’ instead of ghee made from milk on Janmashtami. The BJP, which lost its grip on all three states, shared it on Twitter, with its IT cell head Amit Malviya and Textile Minister Smriti Irani also trolling him for it.It was a self-goal.#MeTooAfter receiving an overwhelming response in the West, the #MeToo wave broke records in India, especially when the names of the people from the media industry started tumbling out. Please subscribehere.

Rahul Gandhi’s Germany visitCongress president Rahul Gandhi went to Germany in August for an NRI outreach programme.Modi accepted the challenge and released his video on 13 June, giving rise it became an instant series of memes. Several women who suffered sexual harassment at the workplace spoke out on Twitter, naming and shaming the men who had exploited them.Whittling the list down to 12 was some job, but here it is: From politicians to film stars, from ‘Lady Doritos’ to fitness challenges and ‘bird droppings’, here are the top 12 controversies that captured the attention of India’s Twitterati in 2018. Twitter, which says it is duty bound to be a better platform for public discourse and eliminate hate speech, had to hasten to Dorsey’s defence, but not before losing face.Rahul Gandhi gets ‘tutored’After its victories in three states in the Hindi heartland — Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh — a video surfaced, showing Congress president Rahul Gandhi being guided by Jyotiraditya Scindia at a press conference.ThePrint’s YouTube channel is now active and buzzing.. Several people criticised Spandana for this remark, but she refused to delete the tweet. But it was trolled for using the wrong charts, even though the math behind the graph was right.‘Lady Doritos’In February, PepsiCo chairperson and then-CEO Indra Nooyi hit the headlines when her idea to develop a ‘low crunch’, ‘female-friendly’, ‘more polite’ version of Doritos was slammed. But this brought about an enormous backlash from the worshippers of Lord Krishna

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