Social media is both a boon as well as a bane. One must know how to use it for their benefits so that they can ensure a great time for themselves on any platform. Not once, but many times have we been led to think that social media is doing something in this new world that it wouldn’t have done otherwise.
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This is not something we should be surprised over, since it is a common practice seen these days and there are several occasions in which we have noted that there is more benefit to the social media domain than there are harms. Recently, and more such incidents took place that made us surprised and appreciate the great times that we are living in. it is not only tough to believe that such an event ever took place, but also a new way of seeing life these days.
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What we see and experience is something that we must be held accountable for. However, there are a bunch of people that are responsible for the content that is shared over social media and that is something that they must be acknowledged for or held responsible for.
Another one! Common Agra, lets help this man too. I think #BabaKaDhaba should be extended to all such local,needy & lovely stalls across India…this should be a mass movement..looking forward to finding more such baba’s & Dhaba’s…#VocalForLocal #SupportLocal #BabaKaDhaba https://t.co/xL5zUIADxZ
— Aroh Welankar (@ArohWelankar) October 10, 2020
What were the two incidents that made us believe in the good of social media once again?
Although not new, such events take place regularly and that is also due to the fact that social media has done us greatly in recent times. The most recent example was that of the Baba ka Dhaba that got famous and the sales of it plummeted due to the social media video that was created after the story and the location of that became public. This was followed by a chaat stall in Agra that got the same amount of limelight.
This is my number, you can donate here for uncle. #BabaKaDhaba #agra #atastetour #help #VocalForLocal #vocal pic.twitter.com/dXAncO6jmj
— Dhanishtha Khullar (@Dhanishthakhul1) October 10, 2020