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funner patti Instagram developers are working on a new feature that lets users mark multiple posts as ‘Not interested’ in the Explore section of the app. In a blog post, Instagram said that not only will users be able to mark several posts as ‘not interested’, but the marked posts will be hidden immediately and the platform will refrain from showing similar content in the future.

M Sharmila (24), who rose to fame earlier this year after becoming Coimbatore’s first woman bus driver, quit her job shortly after Thoothukudi MP K Kanimozhi travelled on her bus on Friday.

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The company’s market valuation stood at Rs 19,52,171.94 crore in the early trade.

Madhu was even seen hugging Salma Hayek. Priyanka also shared a snap in which Madhu was seen posing with Jay Z. The actor then dropped a beautiful picture of Beyonce from the concert and called her ‘Queen forever’.

“If they (the students) are not aware of this concept at this age, they will carry their own prejudices and biases and we will be getting judges from them. I’m worried about that,” underlined Chief Justice Sunita Agarwal. The bench of Chief Justice Agarwal and Justice Aniruddha Mayee was hearing a suo motu public interest litigation linked to the allegations. During the hearing, Chief Justice Agarwal underlined, “If the students of law are not able to voice their concerns, then how will they speak for others? They are supposed to speak for others. So that is the concern.”

With the new tool, Facebook is finally planning to give users more control over how it gets access to users data. Facebook will give users the option to turn-off their off-Facebook activity tracking. But keep in mind that if you are logging into an app using Facebook, then the data sharing will continue.

Samsung Electronics today announced the introduction of 20 new television models across its flagship Smart TV and LED TV series.

The Wholesale Price Index (WPI) inflation rose to a record high of 15.88 per cent in May from 15.08 per cent in April, with the rise in prices of vegetables, fruits, milk, manufacturing, fuel and power, according to data released by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry on Tuesday.