#whatsapp stories

Facebook owned WhatsApp is in talks with many companies to roll out WhatsApp for Business in India.

On Wednesday, ride-hailing company Uber is set to make a public announcement of a payment feature that it has built …

The BJP Connect app has additional features that are enterprise grade, say a bit like Asana, a popular collaboration tool.

India’s fastest growing telecom network Reliance Jio and the world’s largest instant messaging service WhatsApp are in early talks to …

To ensure attendance at the weekly Gram Samadhan Diwas, government officers in Hardoi have been asked to take a photograph and share it on WhatsApp.

Knowledge-sharing WhatsApp groups across rural Indian are helping cattle rearers manage their cattle’s health and improve cultivation.

Ahead of the Karnataka elections in 2018, the BJP is doubling down on WhatsApp. The party is setting up nearly 5000 WhatsApp groups to promote itself.

Watch the stories of Naveen from Himachal Pradesh and Gajanan from Vidarbha — both have benefitted from the communities forged by WhatsApp groups.

Indians are increasingly finding innovative social uses of WhatsApp — from using it to circulate a local news bulletin in …

Every evening, Javaid Ahmad, who works at a private computer institute in Baramulla in Jammu and Kashmir, waits eagerly for …

Scammers are using WhatsApp to trade in everything from bulk OTPs to products bought using stolen credit card details. And no one seems to know about it.

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Free messaging app WeChat may have been filtering and censoring content related to a Buddhist event in India to snoop on the Tibetan community here.

Under the new policy of WhatsApp, the online messaging service could access, read, share and use the contents for commercial purposes.

The Court said holding an administrator liable would be equivalent to holding the “manufacturer of newsprint” liable for statements in a newspaper.

Jokes that always portray wives as shrill, nagging and abusive are really not funny, and they make a mockery of women’s real struggles in India

Hyperlocal concierge and delivery company Dunzo is tiny compared to some of its rivals. But it makes up for size in execution, and is worth watching to see what a successful company in this extremely tough space has to get right in order to survive.

Allo has some neat tricks up its sleeve. The app understands the conversation and suggests appropriate responses that you can simply tap, instead of typing them out.