Since Bigg Boss’ season 11 announced television actress as its winner, netizens got divided on their opinions. People accused her, where some praised her too.

Since the past two years, she has been into many controversies, made quite a few headlines too. Her twitter comments and posts brought in a lot of hatred for her from everywhere.

Recently she deleted her official twitter account, and will soon delete her Instagram account as well. This decision of her, gave birth to the trending hashtag #ShilpaBhaagGayi.

During an interview she confessed that she left the social media because of her fans and followers. She added that, social media followers are interested only as long as you stick to your own happenings.

The moment you are voicing your opinions and creating your own base of what is right or wrong, people will start blaming you for getting into other people’s business.

She also said when she voiced her concern over reality star Danish Zehen’s death, people started slamming her saying she is only doing this for grabbing limelight.

Even, during the latest season of Bigg Boss, she received a lot of hate when she supported Sreesanth. She even accused Dipika Kakar, the winner, of unfair means to increase vote counts.

So, what is your opinion regarding Shilpa’s decision to leave the social media world?

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The ban on Hardik Pandya and KL Rahul has been lifted with immediate effect, and they have been cleared for matches.

The two are no longer suspended, pending the appointment and adjudication of the charges by the BCCI Ombudsman. Rahul and Pandya had been banned from upcoming matches by the BCCI following their derogatory and offensive comments on Koffee With Karan.

However, the inquiry is to continue, although their suspensions have been lifted. This decision has been welcomed by the Indian fans and the entire cricket fraternity.

BREAKING: Suspension of @hardikpandya7 & @klrahul11 lifted by COA on advice of new Amicus Curiae P S Narsimha pending appointment of and adjudication on allegations against the players by BCCI ombudsman who is yet to be appointed.

— Cricketwallah (@cricketwallah) January 24, 2019

This is how people reacted:

1.

Yesssssss finally its happened #HardikPandya and #KLRahul available for selection. @BCCI
Hardik pandya and kl rahul suspension has been lifted. @klrahul11 @hardikpandya7

— Hasanur Zaman (@zaman_faruki) January 24, 2019

2.

Provisional suspensions on #HardikPandya and #KLRahul revoked by Committee of Administrators. via @PTI_News

Finally end of the bizarre controversy.
High time, they focus on getting back in the team.

— Sumit Sundriyal (@SumitSun14) January 24, 2019

3.

Welcome move by @BCCI to lift suspension of #HardikPandya & #KLRahul, can go as replacement for @imVkohli for 2nd half of #INDvsNZ tour, this will help them grow as a better human being & also to b diplomatically correct, when speaking in public @hardikpandya7 @klrahul11

— Pankaj Agarwal (@pankaj_agrawaal) January 24, 2019

4.

So, BCCI was waiting for Johar’s apology ? #HardikPandya #KLRahul

— काहीही हं श्री © ® (@kahihi_ha_shri) January 24, 2019

5.

#HardikPandya Irony is, people who were asking for their lifetime ban are now welcoming this decision….waah….

— RP335 (@rp3356) January 24, 2019

6.

Step in the right direction. Indefinite suspension, after they had missed out on the ODI series v Australia, was an overreaction and grossly unfair considering the nature of the transgression

— Cricketwallah (@cricketwallah) January 24, 2019

7.

Gr8 news now send them to NZ by first available flight …@BCCI @imVkohli @RaviShastriOfc …Let they play ….They are enough punished and humiliated for their childish statement !!

— Praveen Singh (@praveen25in) January 24, 2019

8.

The question now will be would @BCCI send them to NZ for the odi series? Certainly @hardikpandya7 shud board the next flight!! #NZvIND

— RJ (@rajaintweet) January 24, 2019

9.

The Committee of Administrators lifts the suspension on Hardik Pandya and KL Rahul..

Pandya and rahul be like pic.twitter.com/OR17wzrWvB

— भाईसाहब (@Bhai_saheb) January 24, 2019

10.

Good call by the COA and the new amicus. Suspension lifted pending probe. Rahul and Pandya can start playing with immediate effect.

— Boria Majumdar (@BoriaMajumdar) January 24, 2019

What do you feel about this?

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One question that people love to ask to an unmarried woman is when she is getting married, as if there is nothing more important in this world for a female other than marriage. The social media reacted in an angry manner when the same question was asked to New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.

The 38 years old New Zealand PM is currently touring England and Europe and after attending meetings with the leaders of UK, she also appeared in a BBC News Interview.

The interviewer was BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire and Jacinda answered a number of questions related to many important topics but what made people furious was the question that Victoria asked to Jacinda in regard to her marriage.

Victoria asked Jacinda whether she has any plan to propose marriage to her long time partner Clarke Gayford. Jacinda was surprised a little at this question but she handled herself beautifully and laughed out before answering that she wouldn’t do that. When she refused, the interviewer tried to question her feminism but Jacinda handled that also in a polite manner by saying that she is a feminist but she wants him to feel the heat of trying to ask that question as she doesn’t want to let him off the hook.

Here’s the video:

"I want to put [my partner] through the torture and pain of having to agonise about that question himself"

New Zealand @jacindaardern tells us she is a feminist, but she'd never be the one to pop the questionhttps://t.co/MCAoKLpCGK #VictoriaLIVE pic.twitter.com/rfbSp4NOmf

— Victoria Derbyshire (@VictoriaLIVE) January 21, 2019

Click here to watch this video directly on Twitter

Let us tell you that Jacinda has a daughter with Clarke who is a presenter of a fishing show in New Zealand.

She was also asked whether she feels guilty for not being able to give more time to her daughter to which she said that she is a mother, not a super woman.

Twitterati were quite miffed with the type of journalism done by BBC interviewer as Jacinda is PM and there are many other topics to talk about with her.

Social media slammed BBC and Victoria for being so nasty. Here are some reactions:

#1

Since when was the entry requirements of feminism linked to marriage proposals? I missed this meeting. Shame on the BBC for being so inane.

— Johnny Andrews (@mrjohnnyandrews) January 23, 2019

#2

Why is this question in any way relevent? This trail blazing woman is what feminism is about. Shes running a country. Shes walking the talk. What the hell has marriage got to do with anything. Take a hard look at urselves. @VictoriaLIVE world#1 role model 2 women @jacindaardern.

— My Kitchen Stories (@KitchenStories1) January 24, 2019

#3

“We await that day”…um no you won’t! Why does she have to be married according to you? Will she be considered anything less if she doesn’t? Get with the times!

— Gillian Plumridge (@Paramore1989) January 22, 2019

#4

The intricacies of her relationship are none of your business and I for one couldn't care if she was engaged to a tumble drier. Would you ask a man the same question? Keep your focus on the important matters. This makes you look foolish, especially given it's 2019!

— Benn Glazier (@bennglazier) January 22, 2019

#5

I’m a professional journalist, you, Victoria, are are obviously not. What a crass and unprofessional question but what is worse is your judgmentalism that follows. Pathetic!

— Mike Gee (@splitenzus) January 22, 2019

#6

Terrible to ask a woman her marital status. Would you have asked a male prime Minister that question? I can guarantee not.

— Kilbhumne (@kilbhumne) January 22, 2019

#7

The PM's answer is demonstrably ironic humour, it's a gentle joke. Though why on earth it a serious news outlet such as the BBC believes this is a question worth asking is way beyond me! What does it matter if someone is married or not?

— Leonie Wood (@WoodLeonie) January 22, 2019

#8

You get the chance to interview a Prime Minister, and this is a question you ask them? Yikes.

— Jade (@serenityn0w_) January 22, 2019

#9

And again…. people getting confused with what is feminism with what is perceived as a women/men stereotypical roles in society. Feminism is about equality, not 'sameness'.

— Ana_Ouriques (@ana_ouriques) January 22, 2019

#10

Can't believe this question was asked. None of our business!!

— Annabel Beales (@annabel_beales) January 22, 2019

#11

Disappointing questions to end the interview. You work your way to the BBC just to employ banal inappropriate questions more worthy of the Daily Mail. No BAFTA forthcoming here folks!

— PISTOL (@pistolrock) January 22, 2019

#12

Ahh, this was the embarrassing and awkward bit from Victoria Derbyshire

— Chopper_Harris (@Chopper__Harris) January 22, 2019

#13

Why is this question relevant? Inappropriate, especially when quizzed on feminism.

— Bills (@billiedeenowen) January 22, 2019

#14

Our beautiful wahine knows how to shut down private questions well said Miss Ardern…sweet

— Terry (@tutaki_terry) January 23, 2019

What do you have to say in this regard? Let us know.

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Indian players Hardik Pandya and KL Rahul are already out of the team for speaking inappropriate words in Karan Johar’s talk show Koffee With Karan and now a cricketer from neighborhood is also feeling sorry for uttering wrong words.

We are talking about Pakistani skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed who made a derogatory and racist comment during the 2^nd ODI which was against South Africa. The stump mic caught Sarfaraz saying this in reference to South African cricketer Andile Phelukwayo:

“Abey kaale, teri ammi aaj kahaan baitheen hain? Kya padhwa ke aaye hai aaj?”

His comment roughly translates to,

“Hey black guy, where is your mother sitting today? What have you made her read (prayer) for you today?”

Watch The Video:

Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed is at risk of a suspension after stump mics caught him over these racial comments https://t.co/BfZuHwhDOc pic.twitter.com/z4LwhSwuFR

— Telegraph Sport (@telegraph_sport) January 23, 2019

Click here to watch this video directly on Twitter

The Pakistani captain faced heavy criticism from all the corners for his irresponsible behaviour and now he has apologised for the same on the micro-blogging site Twitter in a series of tweets.

He extended his apologies to any person who got offended with his comments and he made it clear that his words were not directed towards any particular person and he never wanted to make anyone upset. Sarfaraz Ahmed also said that he didn’t even want his comments to be heard or understood by the opponent players and fans. He further stated that he would always appreciate the camaraderie of his colleagues from all around the world, just as he has been doing in the past. At the same time, he also assured to respect and honor them on and off the field.

His first tweet read, “I wish to extend my sincere apologies to any person who may have taken offence from my expression of frustration which was unfortunately caught by the stump mic during yesterday’s game against SA. My words were not directed towards anyone in particular and…”

1/2 – I wish to extend my sincere apologies to any person who may have taken offence from my expression of frustration which was unfortunately caught by the stump mic during yesterday's game against SA. My words were not directed towards anyone in particular and…

— Sarfaraz Ahmed (@SarfarazA_54) January 23, 2019

In the second tweet, he wrote, “I certainly had no intention of upsetting anyone. I did not even mean for my words to be heard, understood or communicated to the opposing team or the cricket fans. I have in the past and will continue in future to appreciate the camaraderie of my fellow cricketers from…”

2/3 – I certainly had no intention of upsetting anyone. I did not even mean for my words to be heard, understood or communicated to the opposing team or the cricket fans. I have in the past and will continue in future to appreciate the camaraderie of my fellow cricketers from…

— Sarfaraz Ahmed (@SarfarazA_54) January 23, 2019

This is what he said in his third tweet, “…across the globe and will always respect and honour them on and off the field.”

3/3 – …across the globe and will always respect and honour them on and off the field.

— Sarfaraz Ahmed (@SarfarazA_54) January 23, 2019

Andile Phelukwayo was the Man of the Match in that match as he helped his team win the match by scoring 65 runs and taking 4 wickets.

What do you have to say in this connection? Let us know your views.

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