A growing number of parents are asking why Gen Z finds brainrot memes funny. Psychologists say the answer lies in shared ...

The posters at Jantar Mantar are fly – “Everyone is gangsta, until the cockroaches start flying”, “Kuchupuchu tum resign dedo ...

India’s Gen-Z protests are turning memes, humour and digital culture into tools of resistance against state repression. Read ...

Gone are the days when student protests were defined only by long speeches, handwritten posters and traditional slogans. In ...

The recent release of OpenAI's Sora app is an invitation to turn yourself into AI video content. Instead of simply filming yourself, the app scans your face and records a snippet of your voice so it ...

They turned the news into a Funny or Die video. They cooked up a romcom between PM Modi and Giorgia Meloni. And they fought the police with Lana del Rey memes. Our writer observes the Cockroach party’ ...

Gen Z has taken its online culture offline, using memes, reels and creative edits inspired by internet trends to reshape the ...

For years, the political and intellectual class assumed that X, formerly Twitter, was where serious politics happened, and ...

Sonu Sood's X post asked Gen Z, sparking a viral discussion. Users responded with humorous advice, memes, and internet slang. The post became a light-hearted, engaging generational exchange online.

Gen Z even gave it a nickname: the "fridge cigarette." That's why it was so strange when Coca-Cola introduced a new font that ...

The CJP protest has gone viral beyond Delhi's streets, with Gen Z using memes, reels, trending music and pop culture references on social media to amplify demands for Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.

The past month, India's Gen Z found themselves at the centre of the movement and global headlines.