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Three youths hit, killed by train while making social media reels

A official cautioned that everyone should stay away from railway tracks as a train may come at any moment and a few moments of distraction may prove fatal.
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&nbsp;Three young men were knocked down and killed by an express train while making a social media reel on a railway bridge in West Bengal&rsquo;s Murshidabad district on Wednesday, an official said.
Two other companions of them jumped into a river below at the last moment and saved themselves.
"The three young men were run over by 13053 Howrah-Radhikapur Kulik Express when they were making social media reels standing on tracks on the railway bridge between Sujnipara and Ahiron stations in Azimganj-New Farakka section of Malda division," the ER official said.
The ER cautioned that everyone should stay away from railway tracks as a train may come at any moment and a few moments of distraction ay prove fatal.
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'Moye Moye' music is trending on the internet. It is worth noting that this is a Serbian tune and is being widely shared on various social media platforms, know more about it

'Moye Moye' reels are everywhere, know all about this trend

'Moye Moye' music is trending on the internet. It is worth noting that this is a Serbian tune and is being widely shared on various social media platforms, know more about it

If you are on Instagram then there is a high chance of you coming across a reel with 'Moye Moye' music. &nbsp;This Serbian tune is trending on the internet with several people sharing their own videos featuring snippets of the melody.&nbsp;
This trend first began on TikTok and then immediately went viral on other social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook, among others.&nbsp;
It is worth noting that the actual pronunciation of Moye Moye is "Moye More." The song's name is Dzanum and it is sung by Serbian singer-songwriter Teya Dora. She collaborated with Serbian rapper Slobodan Velkovic Coby on the lyrics, and Loka Jovanovic created the viral 'Moye Moye' melody.&nbsp;
The meaning of "Moye Moye" is a nightmare. The song is about the anguish of unfulfilled aspirations and a drive to build a brighter future despite despair.&nbsp;
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Facebook is doubling down on short videos by introducing more TikTok-like features to its platform.

Facebook to increase focus on short videos

Facebook is doubling down on short videos by introducing more TikTok-like features to its platform.

Short videos on Facebook rolled late last year, and now, a new leak reveals that the platform will now have a Discovery Engine to offer more personalised short video recommendations.
This makes it quite similar to TikTok's "For You" feed. Facebook also plans to prioritise and promote original creators on its short video platform. The leak, which is in the form of a memo, also reveals that recommendations would also come from "unconnected" content which means that users will see different genres of short videos to stay engaged.
While it may be banned in India, a report by Sensor Tower claims that TikTok was the top app by worldwide downloads in Q1 2022 with more than 175 million downloads, making it the most popular social media app globally.
Facebook&rsquo;s sister platform Instagram has already been aggressively pushing TikTok-rivalling Reels since 2020. Of late, Instagram has also been adding more TikTok-inspired effects and features to its Reels editor as well.
Now, it is Facebook that wants to double down on short videos as well. Do not be surprised to see more TikTok like features being incorporated into Facebook in future.

YouTube has announced that its YouTube Shorts Beta feature has begun rolling out in the US, after recent testing in India.

YouTube Shorts Beta rolling out to users in the US

YouTube has announced that its YouTube Shorts Beta feature has begun rolling out in the US. Reports say the feature was recently tested in India and attracted over 6.5 billion views a day. YouTube Shorts is the platform's answer to Instagram's Reels and TikTok, with Google now getting into the short video space.

New Instagram features have begun rolling out

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New features added to Instagram have reportedly begun rolling out to users, a few days after being announced by the Facebook-owned platform.

New features added to Instagram have reportedly begun rolling out to users, a few days after being announced by the Facebook-owned platform. The highlight feature is cross-app communication that integrates Facebook's Messenger messaging service into Instagram Direct Messages. Users can now also watch content on Facebook Watch, IGTV and Reels together while on a video call through the app. Other notable mentions include disappearing messages, colour gradients for chats and the ability to reply to a specific message while chatting.

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