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Spreading love & knowledge: Akash Ahuja funds computer education of Cyber Bullying Memers’

Akash Ahuja can’t stay out of the headlines! From being on a Times Square billboard and the first Indian to have a solo song on the iTunes top 100 and top 50 charts to setting records with each song, he...

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Updated At : 01:11 PM Nov 07, 2020 IST

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Akash Ahuja can’t stay out of the headlines! From being on a Times Square billboard and the first Indian to have a solo song on the iTunes top 100 and top 50 charts to setting records with each song, he has everything going for him.

However, when Ahuja released the music video for Nini, he was trolled. What started as light-hearted memes and internet jokes turned into serious cyber bullying with the young artist receiving death threats.

Now, Akash has responded by funding graphic design programmes and computer education for the same people who bullied him so that they can have a brighter future.

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