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Wingsuit pilot dies while broadcasting his jump on Facebook Live

A 28-year-old Italian wingsuit pilot died in the Alps while broadcasting his daring jump live on social networking site Facebook.

Twitter can reveal brand image better

A brand's image is related to the characteristics of who their fans follow on the micro-blogging site Twitter, say researchers, suggesting that Twitter fans of certain brands are likely to follow accounts that tweet about the environment.

Amitabh Bachchan thanks both his fans and abusers after reaching 17 million Twitter followers

Amitabh Bachchan expressed his gratitude to his fans, who compliment him, as well as those who abuse him after reaching the milestone of 17 million followers on Twitter.

23 questions in 25 minutes: Mumbai police fire questions at Radhe Maa in dowry case

Radhe Maa appeared at 12.15 PM and as many as 23 questions were asked in connection with the case during 30-minutes quizzing.

Kim Kardashian celebrates 42 million Instagram followers with raunchy image

Reality TV star Kim Kardashian has amassed 42 million followers on photo-sharing platform Instagram.

Beckham vs Beckham: Daddy David trolls son Brooklyn on Instagram

David Beckham embarrasses son Brooklyn Beckham by saying he has 51 million more fans than him in a video on Instagram

Sorry Sachin: Kohli is now the most followed Indian sportsperson on Twitter

Virat Kohli has become the most followed Indian sportsman on social networking site Twitter with a base of 4,870,190 followers.

'Godman' Rampal says all allegations against him are false

Rampal rejected charges that he had asked thousands of his followers to be kept "hostage" for past several days inside his ashram.

A true Giant has passed away: Twitter mourns BKS Iyengar's death

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his sadness through a tweet, acknowledging the loss of the world famous guru who had followers across the world.

NRIs for Modi: Overseas Indians return to vote for BJP

Adapa V. Prasad, a 60-year-old entrepreneur from Washington DC, has been risking Maoist violence in central India for the sake of the man he wants to see become the next prime minister, Narendra Modi.