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Elon Musk has announced that Twitter will start sharing some part of ad revenue to content creators 

Twitter to share ad revenue with creators as announced by Elon Musk

Elon Musk has announced that Twitter will start sharing some part of ad revenue to content creators&nbsp;

Elon Musk announced on Friday that Twitter will begin sharing ad revenue with selected content creators, exclusively for ads appearing on their reply threads. In order to be eligible for this revenue share, the creators must be subscribers of Twitter Blue Verified. No information has been released regarding the revenue share percentage.
Musk aims to reduce costs and introduce the Twitter Blue subscription service, which features the coveted verified badge. He also announced that the legacy Blue Verified program will be discontinued in the near future, as it is "deeply corrupted".

Pooh, who essayed the character on screen in K3G is in controversy! 
Bollywood actor Kareena Kapoor Khan alongside jewellery brand Malabar Gold is trending on Twitter for apparently hurting Hindu sentiments with their new ad on the occasion of Akshaya Tritiya.
What's the matter?
A section of social media users took offence to the new Akshaya Ttitya ad released by the brand featuring Kareena Kapoor Khan, in which the actress is seen decked in traditional attire and elaborate jewellery but without a bindi on her forehead.
Netizens are protesting against Kareena, who has 'married a Muslim' being featured in an ad for a Hindu festival. Pointing out that for a married woman sporting a bindi on festivals is part of the Hindu tradition, netizens expressed rage on Twitter over the ad.
One of the users wrote, "#KareenaKapoorKhan without a Bindi in #MalabarGold ad on Akshaya Tritiya? Malabar Gold Explain what the advertisement is for?''
Another said, "So called 'The Responsible Jeweller' releasing ad with Kareena Kapoor Khan without a bindi for Akshaya Tritiya! Do they care about Hindu culture?"
This is not the first time a brand has been called out for apparently hurting religious sentiments. In October 2020, jewellery brand Tanishq had to withdraw an ad on interfaith marriage after it received social media flak.

#BoycottMalabarGold trends as netizens lash out at Kareena Kapoor Khan, here to know the reason 

Netizens lash out at Kareena Kapoor Khan, here to know the reason 

Bollywood&nbsp;actor&nbsp;Kareena Kapoor Khan is being flayed along with jewellery brand Malabar Gold for allegedly hurting Hindu sentiments with the company's new ad for&nbsp;Akshaya Tritiya.
What's the matter?
As has been the norm, a section of social media users took offence to Malabar Gold's Akshaya Ttitya ad featuring Kareena Kapoor Khan, in which the actress is decked in traditional attire and elaborate jewellery but the bindi&nbsp;her forehead is missing.
Netizens are also unhappy that&nbsp;Kareena, is 'married to a man from other faith and shouldn't have featured in the ad&nbsp;on the occasion a Hindu festival.&nbsp;
A user asked the jewellery&nbsp;company to explain why the Kapoor&nbsp;girl wasn't spotting a bindi&nbsp;and another twitter user taunted the brand, asking the owners if they care about the Hindu culture.&nbsp;

Several netizens took to Twitter to lash out at the actress and asserted that for a married woman donning a bindi is part of the Hindu tradition

Bollywood&nbsp;actor&nbsp;Kareena Kapoor Khan is being flayed along with jewellery brand Malabar Gold for allegedly hurting Hindu sentiments with the company's new ad for&nbsp;Akshaya Tritiya.
What's the matter?
As has been the norm, a section of social media users took offence to Malabar Gold's Akshaya Ttitya ad featuring Kareena Kapoor Khan, in which the actress is decked in traditional attire and elaborate jewellery but the bindi&nbsp;her forehead is missing.
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Netizens are also unhappy that&nbsp;Kareena, is 'married to a man from other faith and shouldn't have featured in the ad&nbsp;on the occasion a Hindu festival.&nbsp;
A user asked the jewellery&nbsp;company to explain why the Kapoor&nbsp;girl wasn't spotting a bindi&nbsp;and another twitter user taunted the brand, asking the owners if they care about the Hindu culture.&nbsp;
This is not the first time Bindi Business has trended . Last Diwali fab india got slammed and had to bring down their Jashn e diwali campaign. Tala Cliq had to revoke their campaign which showcased women in green attire with no bindis which many contested was &lsquo;Islamic&rsquo; and not insulting to the spirit of Diwali. Netizens had flodded the microblogging site with #NoBindiNobusiness.&nbsp;

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