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    Another text-based app aims to storm social media: noplace

    Social media app noplace has just launched on the App Store and skyrocketed to the top of the charts right away. It is a text-based app designed for younger users, with features like customisable profiles. It aims to take on companies like X and Threads.

    How Gen Z is retouching the rules of the skincare market in India

    These youngsters are far more conscious of what goes on to their skin, compared to millennials and Gen X. They no longer chase basic whitening or moisturising creams. Influenced by social media, the young India have educated themselves on how each active ingredient works on their skin, even at the granular level of being aware of the exact percentage of ingredients used in products.

    For creators, regional apps are the gift that keeps on giving

    Mid-tier creators are leaving Instagram and YouTube for regional apps like Moj, ShareChat, Rooter, Stan, and Eloelo to earn through virtual gifting. These platforms offer opportunities for creators to engage with audiences and monetize their content effectively.

    Lok Sabha Election Results 2024: Meet India's youngest Gen-Z candidates who became MPs at 25

    In a Lok Sabha election where the average age of candidates is as much as 55, four young candidates swept the elections at just 25 years of age. The candidates, all GenZs, fought from different states and won their way to the Parliament. Pushpendra Saroj and...

    Young, GenZ and MP: Meet the youngest MPs of India, all 25

    In a Lok Sabha election where the average age of candidates is as much as 55, four young candidates swept the elections at just 25 years of age. The candidates, all GenZs fought from different states and won their way to the Parliament. Pushpendra Saroj and Priya Saroj fought on Samajwadi Party tickets, while Shambhavi Choudhary was the youngest NDA candidate. Sanjana Yadav fought on a Congress ticket and won from Rajasthan.

    GenZ Indian-American running for Georgia State Senate raises over USD 280K

    Ramaswami, 24, has outraised his incumbent opponent Shawn Still by 22 times in the latest filing period from Feb 1 to April 30. While Ramaswami raised over USD 146,000, his opponent raised only USD 6,400. The two are running for the State Senate in the District 48 of Georgia.

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