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There is no doubt that India has one of the largest users of social media in the world. There are many Indian social networking sites operating that grow large day by day. Recently, social networking giant, Facebook was hit by data leak scandal vis. Cambridge Analytica. (If you don’t know about it, then   read here ) Anyhow, if you already know about this data leak, or you have concerns about your web privacy then try the following websites. Here are some Indian social networking sites to try after Facebook Data Leak –  Sabakuch Launched three years back, this is probably the   best social networking website in India . It is India’s first global digital social networking portal. It was launched by famous Bollywood actress Richa Chaddha. Imagine a place that gives you the comfort of   chatting with friends, family and business in one place   and with one password. Imagine not having to sign up for different portals for micro-bloggin...

  There is a saying that goes, ‘’look before you leap’’. Well, social networking websites can be a boon or a bane depending on how you handle it. In the race to connect with fans/followers and to advertise, many brands make mistakes on   Indian Social networking sites . These errors cause a negative impact on the brand and affects their business. Here are a few mistakes that brands and social media marketers must avoid on   Indian social networking sites . Avoid Being on Auto-Pilot Mode – Many up and coming startups think of running their company as flying an airplane. It’s not the same! So, stop posting same content on cross platforms and across social networking websites. Automation is a good thing if you use it wisely. However, publishing the same content on multiple platforms is no longer cool. Plus, you come off as lazy. This ad above shows the Indian telecom giant’s goof-up. Instead of asking people to hit ‘’+1” on Google Plus, i...

Ladies and Gentlemen, if you have been away from the world of internet then here is a breaking news for you. Twitter is slowly turning it’s 140 character limit to 280 characters. While the buzz around this news has been nothing short of electric on   social networking websites , people are much divided by this announcement, especially on the Indian social networking sites A Big Move While many people think that this is the biggest change that Twitter has made since its launch back in 2006.   Jack Dorsey ,   Twitter’s CEO   has a different opinion.  He called the transition   “ a small change, but a big move for us .” In just one day of its announcement Twitter’s character has become a hot topic of debate on Indian social networking sites as the people are filled with their own opinions on it. Some quite serious, while many hilarious. And, it all began with this tweet on September 27, 2017 :   Follow Twitter   ✔ @...