Dec 9, 2021
By: Shadab RabbaniAustralian cricketer Pat Cummins' tweet of his donation towards COVID-19 relief in India saw over 114,000 retweets and it was quoted over 21,900 times to date.
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Indian cricketer Virat Kohli’s tweet announcing the birth of his daughter was the most-liked tweet of the year, garnering 538,200 likes so far.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's tweet sharing a picture of getting his first COVID-19 vaccine was retweeted 45,100 times.
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PM Modi’s tweet congratulating the Indian Cricket Team on its Test win against Australia at the Gabba received 298,000 likes so far.
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Tata Sons Chairman Ratan Tata tweet welcoming Air India back into its fold in October garnered over 82,900 retweets and 403,900 likes till date.
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Tamil actor Vijay's tweet revealing the poster of his movie Beast received 139,400 retweets and over 341,500 likes.
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Virat Kohli's tweet praising CSK skipper MS Dhoni for his match-winning performance in the IPL playoffs’ clash against Delhi Capitals.
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#COVID19 was the most retweeted hashtag of 2021, followed by #FarmersProtest, #TeamIndia, #Tokyo2020, #IPL2021.
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Apart from #COVID19, other hashtags that were retweeted the most include #Afghanistan, #CGL19marks, #IndianArmy, #Uttarakhand.
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#Diwali was the most retweeted culture hashtag in India followed by #EidMubarak, #RepublicDay, #IndependenceDay, and #InternationalWomensDay.
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#Bitcoin, #BSC and #NFT were the most tweeted hashtags about digital assets.
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