Twitter Trolls

'Smash Brahminical Patriarchy' is decidedly targeting Brahmins, calling a select few women to meet Dorsey is certainly 'Brahmanical'

The external display of support for inclusion and defence of Jack Dorsey 'smashing Brahminical Patriarchy', tried to conceal a modern day story of privileged voices having access to most relevant spaces and discourses.

Sushma Swaraj and Twitter trolls: Husband Swaraj Kaushal slams abusers, says 'please do not use such words for her'

Swaraj has come under tremendous online abuse since the passport controversy, following with the external affairs minister conducted a poll on Twitter asking users whether they "approve" such trolling. Fifty-seven percent respondents said they oppose it.

It's A Wrap: Swara Bhasker talks about Veere Di Wedding and Twitter trolls, in conversation with Parul Sharma

Swara Bhasker talks about her recent film Veere Di Wedding, Twitter trolls in a conversation with Parul Sharma on Firstpost's It's A Wrap.

Twitter to make login via phone number or email mandatory to fight abusive bots

New Twitter users will now have to confirm an email address or phone number to register an account.

Twitter rolls out 'Safety Calendar' feature for updating users on upcoming changes to the company's policies on hate speech

Twitter, which has 328 million users, has been under intense scrutiny for allowing abusive and hateful posts on its platform.

Journalists Ravish Kumar, Rajdeep Sardesai threatened: Act against trolls, Ashok Chavan tells Rajnath Singh

Chavan's letter comes hours after Kumar had posted an open letter addressing Prime Minister Narendra Modi at his Facebook page.

Manish Tewari's tweet on Narendra Modi : Politicians must be held accountable for behaviour on social media

Of course Manish Tewari meant to be rude to the Prime Minister and insult him.

BJP dismisses row over Narendra Modi following abusive trolls on Twitter, calls it 'farcical'

BJP dismissed as "farcical and fake" the row over Modi following some twitter users accused of making objectionable comments over journalist Gauri Lankesh's murder

Mithali Raj getting trolled for her dress shows India is yet to shed its regressive, medieval mindset

Mithali found herself at the centre of undue attention again when on Wednesday an innocuous selfie posted in Twitter had the moral police up in arms.

BJP's affair with Twitter trolls: Narendra Modi may call for restraint but party can't distance self from online bullies