New Delhi, (IANS) Neal Mohan, an Indian-American, will take over as YouTube’s CEO from Susan Wojcicki, who has announced her resignation after 25 years with the Google-owned corporation. Mohan joined ...

The rise of Indian YouTube channel Bandar Apna Dost proves that 'AI slop' is now a multi-million-pound industry. YouTube Screenshot / Bandar Apna Dost AI-generated YouTube is currently witnessing a ...

Neal Mohan, the Indian-American CEO of YouTube, has been chosen as TIME magazine’s 2025 CEO of the Year. TIME describes him as someone who helps shape global culture, since YouTube influences what ...

New Delhi: YouTube on Monday announced a fresh set of AI tools, safety features and institutional partnerships for India, alongside new data that pegs the platform’s contribution to the country’s ...

Top YouTube channels simplify Java from beginner concepts to advanced frameworks. Practical tutorials help transform coding lessons into real-world projects. Choosing the right channel speeds up ...

YouTube's Brandcast 2025 revealed that Indian adults are spending over 72 minutes daily on the platform, signaling its dominance in India's digital entertainment. With 87% of viewers preferring ...

The story follows Inspector Shekhawat (Aamir Khan), who is investigating the mysterious death of a popular actor in Mumbai. While chasing leads, he crosses paths with Rosie (Kareena Kapoor Khan), a ...

Learn how to build an easy iron farm in Minecraft 1.21+ (Java Edition). This design is compact, survival-friendly, and produces a constant flow of iron using the latest villager & golem mechanics. In ...

Any hobbyist can produce videos and upload them on YouTube to share with the world. But as a small-business owner, you also can produce tutorials to make money, which can be an effective source of ...

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) on Wednesday announced that it had blocked 16 Indian YouTube news channels, 31 video links, and 32 websites for allegedly spreading false information and ...

YouTube CEO Neal Mohan on Thursday said that the video streaming platform is planning to more than ₹850 crore in India to support the country's creators, artists and media companies, and accelerate ...

Over the past three years, YouTube has paid more than Rs 21,000 crore to Indian creators, artists and media firms, demonstrating the platform’s role in fostering economic opportunities across the ...