Karuna SharmaKaruna is a correspondent at Business Insider India, where she writes about the many manifestations of the internet. She takes a closer look at how our daily lives are affected and shaped by the virtual world, pop culture, memes, new forms of communication, and ever-shifting social media trends. Previously, Read More

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