Afeeefa Taranum 
You walk through the rural areas of India, you’ll know the challenges people face on a daily basis. We’ve hardly known any of them. The power of media is always being questioned as it can influence the key policy makers. Media can play a major role in highlighting these issues but unfortunately the mainstream players … Read more
Hyperlocal News is the new favourite in India. In the era of digital journalism, Way2News, based in Hyderabad has become India’s most addictive short news application disseminating news in your own language. You name your region, we’ve got you covered. That’s where we are, and that’s where we are heading to. In this year, Way2News, … Read more
Journalism these days is constantly struggling with the confidence of the audience, the distrust owing multiple media houses being rooted out as playhouses for various clientele varying from politicians to multinational corporations. However, to retain a positive reputation, change is required, and it also a demand of the media consumers. Mostly, these changes are imposed … Read more
In the month of October, this year, India recorded its highest unemployment rate, compared to the last three years. The unemployment rate jumped to 8.5 percent, the data from the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE) revealed. This was the highest since August 2016. During this phase, Way2News, a Hyperlocal Short News App despite this news … Read more
Hyderabad-based Way2News reached yet another milestone. Recently, the short news app, known to be India’s No. 1 Hyperlocal News App bagged 4 billion screen views. We take this opportunity to thank all our users for helping us achieve this feat. This wouldn’t be possible without your support and love over these years. Currently, the app … Read more
One of the oldest martial-art forms in India, Kalaripayattu of Kerala, is picking up pace in the city with many taking up this rigorous form of art. Having heard of several benefits of practicing Kalari, Hyderabad is seeing a momentous increase in students of various age groups practicing Kalaripayattu. Several workshops, training camps, and performances … Read more
‘Take a deep breath’ was the first thing that I heard today when I watched the blurred crowd and my mother’s back. I gazed at the sight of TV and my mother in front of it to wipe off the blur and saw my weighty and aching-knees mother twisting her body as per the instructions … Read more
Spreading your arms open and letting your Surf Excel-ed clothes get drenched in drops of water being pulled by gravitational force from the clouds, as you swirl around feeling the freshness on your face, your favourite song playing in the background of your mind with its tune in sync with the raindrops splattering on the … Read more
I’ve seen many Indians grin at the phrase ‘Tall, dark and handsome’, which is a popular connotation referring to a man as desired by women. But if you thought that dark here means the colour of the skin, you are an Indian man and you’re wrong. It turns out that the dark refers to dark-haired … Read more