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YouTube is introducing a new feature in the online player and mobile applications that will highlight the "most repeated" segment of a video. The new function was previously tested with YouTube Premium members, but it is now available to all users on the company's websites and applications. It is introducing a new feature that will make a modest impact to viewers' watching experience. In the web player and mobile apps, the Google-owned video platform will now highlight the "most repeated" part of a video. The new function was previously tested with YouTube Premium members, but it is now available to all users as of today. According to a YouTube release, if the graph for a segment of a video that has been replayed frequently is high, you may use that graph to discover and view certain parts of the film. The new feature will display a "Most replayed" badge on the video preview that can be seen on the screen when navigating through diff...

Youtube has opened avenues for countless people to earn and become famous. Shashikala Chaurasia's Youtuble cooking channel helped her gain popularity at the age of 50. Rakhwa village in Uttar Pradesh is one of the poorest areas in the country, with low agricultural productivity and inadequate infrastructure. However, the arrival of 4G internet in this tiny community in 2016 opened up chances for young and elderly alike, lessening the population's socioeconomic difference. Shashikala Chaurasia, who is 50 years old now, is a prime illustration of the phenomena. Her YouTube video of traditional cuisine recipes has millions of subscribers, making her a star in her own right. Shashikala says, women her age have limited access to technology and cannot do more than household work and looking after their family. Shashikala claims she spent nearly 30 years of her life caring for her three sons, Chandan, Suraj, and Pankaj." However, the emergence of low-cost 4G in...

Covid-19 lockdowns prompted an Indian daily wage laborer to turn to YouTube. Isak Munda is now a social media star who has been praised by Prime Minister Modi. Isak Munda, from India's Orissa state, was desperate when he published his first YouTube video in March 2020. A statewide lockdown established to stop Covid had brought India to a halt, as had the construction sector that hired him. Workers like him, who were paid on a daily basis, were left fighting to make ends meet. Until one day, inspiration struck. Mr Munda was watching a cartoon on YouTube with his children when he overheard an announcement about how individuals might earn money from the network by sharing videos. Why not give it a shot, he reasoned, he had nothing to lose. So he scoured YouTube for tips and started with simple culinary videos. Mr Munda sits with a full plate of food - rice, dal, greens, a tomato, and a chile - in his first film, which he finishes in silence after welcoming viewers. ...

100 Madhavi Guttikonda from Andhra Pradesh is a popular organic terrace gardener. Her YouTube channel 'Mad Gardener' now has 4,83,000 subscribers Despite the fact that 2020 and 2021 have been difficult years of the Covid-19 pandemic, both have provided some silver linings. To deal with the tough times, many people turned to hobbies that they had always wanted to do or never believed they would do to find peace and good health. With rising health and food safety concerns, many individuals have begun to engage in organic terrace gardening, as they are more concerned than ever about where their food originates from and how it is grown. However, not everyone can get it properly the first time; they need someone to guide them as well, because varied climatic conditions necessitate different tactics and skills. Madhavi Guttikonda, a 43-year-old caring plant mother who has established her own niche in organic terrace gardening, was that "beginner's guide to gar...