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Whatsapp to launch new label Horrified by terrible acts of violence, WhatsApp tells government In the wake of the Government of India’s missive to take immediate measures to prevent misuse of its platform, WhatsApp, in its response has said that it is taking a number of steps to tackle the issue of fake messages on its platform, including testing a new label that highlights when a message has been forwarded versus composed by the sender. he company said that it believed that false news, misinformation, and the spread of hoaxes were issues best tackled collectively: by the government, civil society and technology companies working together. The company, late on Wednesday, also announced “unrestricted monetary awards” for research on spread of misinformation on its platform to address the problem. “Like the Government of India, we're horrified by these terrible acts of violence and wanted to respond quickly to the very important issues you have rais...

Mother’s Day 2018: Wishes, WhatsApp Quotes, SMS, Facebook Status, HD Images, Wallpapers and Greetings Mother’s Day 2018: You can use these quotes, WhatsApp and Facebook messages, images to wish your mom.  Written by: Malwa TV Lifestyle Desk   New Delhi May 13, 2018 14:48 IST Facebook Twitter SMS Whats app Mother’s Day  2018 is here, and it is the time of the year to do something special for the gorgeous lady who brought you into this beautiful world. The day is celebrated on the second Sunday of May and is dedicated to all the mothers who have contributed in building up a society. Well, a mother’s position is considered next to God, so, a single day is enough to thank her for all sacrifices and the love that she has showered. So, on this day, take a pledge to make your mom smile. Here are some messages and best wishes that you can send to your mother and make her feel special. Mother’s Day 2018: WhatsApp, Facebook messages, quotes and SMS “May yo...

Free railway Wi-Fi helped this porter crack Kerala govt job test Shrinath K, a resident of Idukki district in Kerala, cleared the exam by just downloading study material and listening to it on earphones to learn while he worked — for 24 hours at a stretch — starting from 9am to 9am the next day. As a part of the Central Government's Digital India campaign that was launched in 2015, free WiFis were made available at all railway stations across the country. In a country where young aspirants of civil services, engineering and medical colleges break sweat and spend sleepless nights to prepare for examinations, Shrinath K, a luggage porter at Kerala’s Ernakulam Junction railway station, cleared Kerala Public Service Service Commission (KPSC) exam — with help from free WiFi available at the station to study. The 27-year-old from Idukki district in Kerala cleared the exam by just downloading study material and listening to it on earphones to learn while he worked — for...