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Good news for iPhone users! Now you can add Memoji stickers to your Instagram stories, here’s how!

Memoji is basically a customized avatar for yourself where you can customize the Memoji stickers as per your choice of brows, nose, eye color, head shape, and other facial features.

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By: Kritika Bobal

Apple always tries to be one step ahead of its competitors. The technological company is now letting people add Memoji stickers to their Instagram stories. In 2018, the company rolled out a personalized emoji feature called Memoji for all the iPhone models that are running on iOS released in 2018 and after.

Memoji is basically a customized avatar for yourself. You can customize the Memoji stickers as per your choice of brows, nose, eye color, head shape, and other facial features.

Steps to add Memoji stickers to your Instagram stories

  1. The first step is to download the Instagram from Appstore and make an account on it.
  2. Then after log-in, go to the story section of Instagram.
  3. Capture a photo or video or you can also pick up a media which you would like to share it on your Instagram profile.
  4. At the tap right corner of the page, there is a text icon. Tap on it.
  5. Tap on the emoji key on the keyboard and the emoji section will open.
  6. Swipe right on the emoji section and you’ll see Memojis that you use frequently. And if you want to see all the Memojis, then tap the icon with three dots.
  7. Now, tap on the sticker that you want to use on your story. You can also change the size and position of Memoji just like any other sticker.

You can repeat the same process if you want to add multiple Memojis to your Instagram story. If you don’t know how to create Memojis, then refer to the following information.

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You can create and customize Memojis stickers by going in on the Messaging app on an iPhone. Go to the messaging app and tap on the ‘compose’ button to begin a new message or go to an existing conversation. Then tap on the Memoji button and customize the features of your Memoji such as skin color, eyes, hairstyle, and much more to make it look like you. And after you are done with creating a Memoji, tap ‘done’ and you’re ready with your Memoji sticker.

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PM Modi says centuries-old pain heals as Ram Mandir flag is hoisted in Ayodhya

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said centuries-old wounds were healing as he addressed the country during the Ram Mandir flag hoisting ceremony in Ayodhya, celebrating the completion of the temple’s main structure.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday addressed the nation during the grand flag-hoisting ceremony at the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya, marking a significant milestone as the main construction of the temple reaches completion. Speaking at the historic event, he said that centuries-old wounds were healing with the fulfilment of a 500-year-old resolve.

PM Modi highlights symbolic significance of the Ram Mandir flag

During his address, the Prime Minister said the new saffron flag was not just a religious emblem but a symbol of India’s civilisational rejuvenation. He added that the presence of the Sun symbol, the word ‘Om’, and the Kovidara tree on the Dharm Dhwaja represented the ideals of Ram Rajya.

The Prime Minister said the flag embodied the long struggle, commitment, and resilience of generations, and would stand for the values of Lord Ram for “thousands of centuries”.

Call for unity, harmony and a developed India by 2047

PM Modi emphasised that Lord Ram does not discriminate, and India too must move forward with the same spirit. Outlining his vision, he said the nation must ensure a fully developed India by 2047, when the country completes 100 years of Independence.

He urged citizens visiting Ayodhya to explore the Sapt Mandapam at the temple premises, describing it as a space reinforcing values of faith, duty, friendship and social harmony.

The Prime Minister reiterated that India must free itself from the “mentality of slavery”, pointing out that although the country attained independence decades ago, a sense of inferiority imposed by colonial influence lingered. He stated that India is the “mother of democracy”, and democratic values are deeply rooted in its civilisational ethos.

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Zubeen Garg’s death was murder, not accident, says Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma in Assembly

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma told the Assembly that Zubeen Garg’s death in Singapore was “plain murder” and not an accident, sparking fresh debate over the case.

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Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Tuesday made a major statement in the state Assembly, asserting that singer Zubeen Garg’s death in Singapore was “not an accident” but a “murder”. Garg had passed away on September 19 after drowning while swimming in the sea in Singapore.

During an adjournment motion moved by the opposition to discuss the circumstances of Garg’s death, the Chief Minister clarified that while the incident was not linked to culpable homicide or a criminal conspiracy, it should be viewed as a case of plain murder. Sarma’s remarks have added a significant twist to the controversy surrounding the sudden demise of the iconic Assamese singer.

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PM Modi hoists sacred saffron flag at Ayodhya Ram Mandir during Dhwaj Arohan ceremony

Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the Dhwaj Arohan ceremony at Ayodhya’s Ram Mandir, hoisting a 22-foot saffron flag on Vivah Panchami as rituals were performed by 108 Acharyas.

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PM Modi hoists saffron flag at Ayodhya Ram Mandir during Dhwaj Arohan

Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted a 22-foot saffron flag at Ayodhya’s Ram Mandir on Tuesday as part of the traditional Dhwaj Arohan ceremony, held in the presence of sadhus, dignitaries and members of the Ram Janambhoomi Trust.

Ceremony marks Vivah Panchami Muhurat

The religious flag, triangular in shape and carrying the symbol of the Sun alongside ‘Om’, was installed atop a shikhar built in the Nagara architectural style. The ceremony coincided with the Muhurat of Ram and Sita’s Vivah Panchami, according to the Prime Minister’s Office.

A statement from the PMO also highlighted that the date marks the martyrdom day of Guru Tegh Bahadur, who meditated in Ayodhya for 48 hours in the 17th century.

Rituals performed by 108 Acharyas

The rituals were carried out by 108 Acharyas from Ayodhya, Kashi and South India under the guidance of noted Kashi scholar Ganeshwar Shastri.

Access to the temple was restricted during the ceremony, with only invited guests allowed entry using QR-coded passes till 2.30 pm.

Ayodhya prepares for high-profile event

Ahead of the programme, the city was extensively prepared with cleaning drives, new stop signs and sanitation measures. The trust expects around 6,000 invited guests for the event.

Prime Minister Modi had earlier presided over the consecration of Ram Lalla on January 22, 2024, and laid the foundation stone for the temple in August 2020, following the Supreme Court’s ruling that allocated the 2.77-acre land for the construction.

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