Rahul Gandhi posts on social media to mark Friendship Day after learning a “Korean finger heart” gesture. According to reports, he shares the new sign and presents it as a playful, youth-oriented way to acknowledge friendship, highlighting the gesture’s popularity online. The posts describe him trying the finger-heart sign and using the occasion to connect with younger social media users, with some commentary noting the “Gen Z” appeal of the gesture. Both outlets frame the development as Rahul Gandhi learning the gesture and sharing it publicly rather than as part of any formal campaign or policy announcement. The coverage focuses on the viral nature of the post and how it reflects an effort to engage with trends circulating on the internet and messaging styles associated with younger generations. No sources indicate any additional context beyond the Friendship Day message and the gesture itself.