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Introduction: In today's digital age, social media platforms have become an integral part of our daily lives. While these platforms offer numerous benefits, such as connecting people and sharing information, they also have significant implications for mental health. One area of concern is the impact of social media on body image and mental well-being. This article explores the relationship between social media, body image, and mental health, shedding light on the potential negative effects and suggesting ways to promote a healthier online environment. The Pursuit of Unrealistic Beauty Standards: Social media platforms are flooded with carefully curated images that often promote unrealistic beauty standards. Influencers and celebrities frequently post edited and filtered photos, showcasing an idealized version of themselves. Constant exposure to these images can lead to feelings of inadequacy, low self-esteem, and body dissatisfaction among users, as they compare themselves to thes...

A claim about Mazar and Maulvi is viral on social media. In the viral claim, there is a video in which an elderly man is dragging an unconscious woman towards the room. As soon as the old man reaches the door of the room, only then comes the voice of a young man from behind the camera. When the young man asks the elder about the woman, the elder says that he is treating the woman. Amidst the debate between the two, the woman comes to her senses. It is claimed that the person seen in the video is a cleric who is doing wrong things to the woman on the pretext of treatment. First we searched the viral video with the help of keywords. Through the search, we found videos with longer versions of viral videos on Facebook . Facebook user Sheikh Aslam has shared a longer version of the viral video in the group 'Future Maker of Hindu Rashtra -: Honorable Modiji'. Everything in this video is fictional. Fantasy because reality is too bitter to show or tell. The events depicted in it do ...

Recently, a strange video related to the wedding card is becoming increasingly viral on social media, after seeing which you will also start doing post-mortem of the wedding card already arrived at your home. See what happened in the video after all. Wedding is a special moment in everyone's life. In order to invite relatives and friends apart from family in marriage, it becomes very important to get the wedding card printed, which people eagerly wait for. Recently, a strange video related to one such wedding card is becoming very viral on social media, after seeing which you will also start doing post-mortem of the wedding card already arrived at your home. See for yourself in the video what is the truth. Actually, the girl reaches the airport with the wedding card, without fear that she will be caught stealing. In the video, during the checking of the card, drugs were found inside the wedding card, with which the girl was about to go somewhere else, but with the help of high tech...

Parliament is not in session but there's so much to be said. So let's pull out the laptop and share a few thoughts on an issue that has always interested me: content creation. Content creation on social media has become a legitimate industry with a growth estimate of 25% per year and is slated to be worth ₹ 2,200 crore by 2025. As of January 2022, YouTube has more than 26 crore monthly active users in India; 1,200 of its creators have crossed the one million subscriber milestone. As an avid social media user myself, I was intrigued by the revenue model of this industry. I found that content creators get a share of the platform's revenue. But more than 70%-80% of a creator's revenue comes from branded content. This revenue is determined by the number of followers, type of content, genre, engagement rate and demographics.The area becomes murky when financial influencers, daily vloggers (people who record their ...