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Viewers can switch between the chamber view and office view Mr. Oommen Chandy, the Chief Minister of Kerala, a state in South India has done what many politicians in the

Social media is in its infancy stage in India and is growing at a fast pace. With over 25 million Indian users, it is obvious that Facebook is reigning the

Anna Hazare has ended his fast as the Government of India agreed to work on the Jan Lopak bill with a deadline on June 30. However, Hazare insists that the

Earlier we wrote about how Anna Hazare’s ‘fast unto death’ movement created an uproar on Facebook and Twitter and how more than 400,000 people have already pledged their names on the online

Update: The ‘Stand with Anna Hazare’ petition hit 500,000 within 48 hours. It didn’t need 38 hours. Launched just yesterday, more than 270,000 people have already pledged their names with

Within 4 days, Facebook page, ‘Corruption for India’ has ballooned to about 150,000 likes. What’s interesting, however, is that multiple community pages are appearing on Facebook. With a common goal

Less than 4 days into Anna Hazare’s ‘fast unto death’ movement and we have already seen a loyal base of over 116,000 fans on Facebook and 5600 followers on Twitter

We posted earlier today about India’s fight against corruption and how the struggle was manifesting on the web. Since then activist Anna Hazare has become a trending topic on Twitter,

This post was jointly written with Sahil Shah. The ‘India Against Corruption’ campaign is gaining steam on Twitter. Earlier, we wrote about the anti-corruption campaign which now has attracted over 80,000 Facebook fans

Fighting corruption in India has a new medium: indiaagainstcorruption.org. Fed up with news of malpractices, some young, net-saavy individuals in Mumbai joined an online protest raising concerns about the ever-increasing