Peshawar school attack: When black display pictures say more than words
With words not sufficient, many changed their display pictures to a patch of solid black colour to mourn the tragedy.
The tragedy also saw one of the oldest rivalries in the subcontinent being put aside to show solidarity.
It soon went viral among Indians and Pakistanis who set aside their animosity for their neighbour to express shock, disbelief and grief over the Taliban attack which left at least 141 people dead including 132 children and nine staffers.
It was soon trending with over 21,000 tweets so far. Here are some of the top tweets: