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Carry Minati, aka Ajey Nagar, fondly know n as ‘The Roast King of India’, has become a YouTube sensation. This 20 year old man has very recently become the talk of the town for the reason being the removal of his video from the digital media platform YouTube. On 8 th May, 2020, Carry had posted a video whereby Tik Tok users were nagged, especially one named Amir Siddiqui, who as a naysayer had taken a toll on all the Youtubers alleging that they post sympathetic contents on the YouTube platform. In less than a week’s time the supporters/fans of Carry went frenzy and showed their support. At present Carry Minati is trending all over the social media platforms, the result being that the number of subscribers have doubled in no given point of time. YouTube vs Tik Tok - The End was the latest video by Carry wherein Tik Tok videos were nit-picked for the quality and the duration of its content as compared to YouTube. Carry through his roast minutely pointed out the fact that it is in fa

On 24 th March 2020, the entire nation came to a standstill right after the Prime Minister of India declared a nationwide lockdown in order to prevent the contagion of COVID-19. It was fine for a few days to relax and stay at home, enjoying something like pre-summer holidays. The days passed by at its own pace, there being nothing much for one to do other than the household chores and nowhere to move around other than one’s own dwelling. The lockdown regime was a bit boring at first. However, subsequently people have started finding out ways to utilise and while away their precious time. The lockdown has brought in the feeling of nostalgia for everyone. People at present are with their families, spending time together just the way they did in their olden days. Social media is flooded with pictures of their childhood and other long forgotten memories. An icing on the cake of this nostalgia was the re-telecast of the most loved epic dramas. As the re-telec

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Indian Culture is like a storybook, full of strange and wonderful stories. You may not believe what you read, you may not agree with what's written, but one thing is for certain; You just can't stop reading. Because, the more you read, the more fascinating it gets. Many a times, we Indians choose our hearts over our heads. Holding tight all that we believe in, we confidently tread beyond the realm of rational thinking. These celebrations and rituals will raise many questions, but then, not all questions have answers. There are a lot of bizarre cultures and traditions followed in all over the country. For one it may feel Taboo, but for the people who perform it, for them its culture. Bani Festival, Andhra Pradesh Celebrations are a way of human life. But some are so strange, it questions the very definition of the concept. The Bani Festival celebrated at the Devaragattu Temple in the Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh illustrates the point. Every Dusshera,

  Valentine's Day , also called  Saint Valentine's Day  or the  Feast of Saint Valentine,  is celebrated  annually on February 14. There are numerous martyrdom stories associated with various Valentines connected to February 14, including a written account of Saint Valentine of Rome's imprisonment for performing weddings for soldiers who were forbidden to marry and for ministering to Christians persecuted under the Roman Empire. Saint Valentine The Catholic Church recognizes at least three different saints named Valentine or Valentinus, all of whom were martyred. One legend contends that Valentine was a priest who served during the third century in Rome. When Emperor Claudius II decided that single men made better soldiers than those with wives and families, he outlawed marriage for young men. Valentine, realizing the injustice of the decree, defied Claudius and continued to perform marriages for young lovers in secret. When Valentine’s actions were discover