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Watch: Sambar Deer That Wandered Into A House In Madhya Pradesh Rescued https://ift.tt/kSyhv63 As human populations grow and animal habitats are lost, human-wildlife conflicts are becoming more frequent and widespread. In one such recent incident, a Sambar deer was spotted inside a residence in Katni in Madhya Pradesh and was rescued by forest department officers. Indian Forest Service officer Gaurav Sharma shared a picture of the sambar deer casually standing inside the living room of a house. He captioned the picture as ''This Sambar became famous today. Around 1000 people witnessed its rescue from a house by RO Vivek Jain and his team in Vijayraogarh, Katni.'' Take a look: This Sambar became famous today. Around 1000 people witnessed it's rescue from a house by RO Vivek Jain and his team in Vijayraogarh, Katni [1/2] pic.twitter.com/v5z5ZMdimb — Gaurav Sharma, IFS (@GauravS_IFS) January 21, 2023 In subsequent tweets, he shared two more videos of the deer being rescued. In the first clip, a group of men are seen capturing the deer inside a net to take it out of the home. The second video shows a crowd of curious onlookers gathered outside the residence to watch the rescue operation. Watch the videos here: Rescue videos [2/2] pic.twitter.com/7lDpDauILz — Gaurav Sharma, IFS (@GauravS_IFS) January 21, 2023 This post shared on January 21 has been viewed more than 21,000 times and has received more than 200 likes. One user wrote, ''I think it has come in search of the area where its ancestors lived." A second user questioned the method employed to rescue the deer which is generally considered docile. He commented, ''Was there a need for so much drama for a docile animal like the Sambar? Could a forest official not just have attracted it with some eats and led it to a truck for relocation? I have come across multiple deer in IIT/M and I have never seen even one being aggressive.'' In a similar instance of a wild animal wandering close to humans, a Sambar deer was spotted approaching a local eatery in Kerala. The clip shared by Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Dr Samrat Gowda, showed a Sambar deer standing in front of a makeshift tea stall and looking at the food items there. An elderly man finally offered the animal some food. The sambar is a large deer native to the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia. It is listed as a vulnerable species on the IUCN Red List since 2008. https://ift.tt/93VPjfW January 25, 2023 at 09:13AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
As human populations grow and animal habitats are lost, human-wildlife conflicts are becoming more frequent and widespread. In one such recent incident, a Sambar deer was spotted inside a residence in Katni in Madhya Pradesh and was rescued by forest department officers.
Indian Forest Service officer Gaurav Sharma shared a picture of the sambar deer casually standing inside the living room of a house. He captioned the picture as ''This Sambar became famous today. Around 1000 people witnessed its rescue from a house by RO Vivek Jain and his team in Vijayraogarh, Katni.''
Take a look:
This Sambar became famous today. Around 1000 people witnessed it's rescue from a house by RO Vivek Jain and his team in Vijayraogarh, Katni [1/2] pic.twitter.com/v5z5ZMdimb
— Gaurav Sharma, IFS (@GauravS_IFS) January 21, 2023
In subsequent tweets, he shared two more videos of the deer being rescued. In the first clip, a group of men are seen capturing the deer inside a net to take it out of the home. The second video shows a crowd of curious onlookers gathered outside the residence to watch the rescue operation.
Watch the videos here:
Rescue videos [2/2] pic.twitter.com/7lDpDauILz
— Gaurav Sharma, IFS (@GauravS_IFS) January 21, 2023
This post shared on January 21 has been viewed more than 21,000 times and has received more than 200 likes. One user wrote, ''I think it has come in search of the area where its ancestors lived."
A second user questioned the method employed to rescue the deer which is generally considered docile. He commented, ''Was there a need for so much drama for a docile animal like the Sambar? Could a forest official not just have attracted it with some eats and led it to a truck for relocation? I have come across multiple deer in IIT/M and I have never seen even one being aggressive.''
In a similar instance of a wild animal wandering close to humans, a Sambar deer was spotted approaching a local eatery in Kerala. The clip shared by Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Dr Samrat Gowda, showed a Sambar deer standing in front of a makeshift tea stall and looking at the food items there. An elderly man finally offered the animal some food.
The sambar is a large deer native to the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia. It is listed as a vulnerable species on the IUCN Red List since 2008.
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Norwegian Dance Crew Performs On 'Jehda Nasha' In Dubai, Wows Audience https://ift.tt/3jTQUS1 Norwegian dance crew, 'The Quick Style', who set the internet ablaze last year with their excellent dancing skills, have been touring different cities across the world. The viral dance group recently performed at the Dubai Shopping Festival and took to Instagram to share a small snippet of their dance, which has gone viral. The video shows the group members grooving to the hit Hindi song 'Jehda Nasha', enthralling the audience. "GRATEFUL to perform together!" wrote dance group Quick Style along with the video. They also posted two hashtags #mydsf and #mydubai in the video's caption. Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Quick Style (@thequickstyle) The video opens to show members of the dance group walking on the streets of Dubai and pumping themselves up before the live performance. The clip then transitions to show them flaunting cool dance moves on the stage. At the end of the video, the boys also did the popular twerking step from 'Kala Chashma' and later bowed down to thank the audience. Their choreography, coordination and overall vibe impressed the audience, who were seen cheering them on and recording the video on their mobile phones. Internet users also loved the performance and were in awe of their energy and talent. One user who attended the show wrote, "This performance was mind-blowing. The energy, the vibe and u all in black. Absolutely loved it and was so glad I could see it Live. Me and the girls enjoyed it. More power to u guys." Another commented, '' What a beautiful performance of Men In Black!'' Many also requested the dance group to perform in India. ''Habibi come to India,'' wrote a third. Another demanded a full version of the video and wrote, ''We want more videos of the concert.' Notably, the dance crew members became overnight internet sensations after they grooved to Badshah's 'Kala Chashma' from the movie 'Baar Baar Dekho' at a wedding last year. https://ift.tt/5zGT96J January 24, 2023 at 11:03AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
Norwegian dance crew, 'The Quick Style', who set the internet ablaze last year with their excellent dancing skills, have been touring different cities across the world. The viral dance group recently performed at the Dubai Shopping Festival and took to Instagram to share a small snippet of their dance, which has gone viral. The video shows the group members grooving to the hit Hindi song 'Jehda Nasha', enthralling the audience.
"GRATEFUL to perform together!" wrote dance group Quick Style along with the video. They also posted two hashtags #mydsf and #mydubai in the video's caption.
Watch the video here:
The video opens to show members of the dance group walking on the streets of Dubai and pumping themselves up before the live performance. The clip then transitions to show them flaunting cool dance moves on the stage. At the end of the video, the boys also did the popular twerking step from 'Kala Chashma' and later bowed down to thank the audience. Their choreography, coordination and overall vibe impressed the audience, who were seen cheering them on and recording the video on their mobile phones.
Internet users also loved the performance and were in awe of their energy and talent. One user who attended the show wrote, "This performance was mind-blowing. The energy, the vibe and u all in black. Absolutely loved it and was so glad I could see it Live. Me and the girls enjoyed it. More power to u guys." Another commented, '' What a beautiful performance of Men In Black!''
Many also requested the dance group to perform in India. ''Habibi come to India,'' wrote a third. Another demanded a full version of the video and wrote, ''We want more videos of the concert.'
Notably, the dance crew members became overnight internet sensations after they grooved to Badshah's 'Kala Chashma' from the movie 'Baar Baar Dekho' at a wedding last year.
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Starbucks Sells "Ajji Approved Filter Copy" For Rs 290, Internet Baffled https://ift.tt/rxYPgja Multinational coffee chain Starbucks recently put up an advertisement for a new drink to their menu in Bengaluru - filter coffee. However, several internet users mocked the brand after it advertised "Ajji (grandmother) approved" filter coffee for Rs 290 plus taxes. A user took to share the advertisement and said no grandmother would agree to pay such exorbitant amount for a cup of filter coffee. Adithya Venkatesan took to Twitter to share the picture of the advertisement and wrote, "Dear Starbucks, there's literally no ajji in god's green earth who'll approve a filter coffee for 290rs +taxes." In the advertisement, an elderly woman and a young man are shown sipping filter coffee while seated next to one other. The text reads, "AJJI APPROVED FILTER COFFEE FOR SHIVVU. Starting at 290*" Dear Strbucks, there's literally no ajji in god's green earth who'll approve a filter coffee for 290rs +taxes. ?? pic.twitter.com/JtPIhakJdq — Adithya Venkatesan (@adadithya) January 23, 2023 Since being shared, the tweet has amassed six lakh views and over 15,000 likes. Many people were surprised to see the pricing. "Literally! They are too much!" remarked a user. "There's aspirations. Then there's dreams. And then there's nightmares disguised as dreams," added a second person. A third person commented, "Ajji will make one hot cuppa at home for roughly 'Char bucks'" "Also I have noticed they never have the smallest size for regular coffee available at Bengaluru airport. And you are stuck with a big cup of essentially frothy milk that takes about 25 mins to finish and costs way more than what it is worth," said a user. A grandmother commented on the post and said she is simply "shocked." "As an Ajji, I am shocked! Home and Darshini filter coffee at less than one tenth cost have my full approval..." she commented. "My grandma will rise from her grave and pull me by my ears if I ever try to buy filter coffee for 290 + tax" commented another person. This comes after the company had said last year that it would expand its menu to include masala chai and filter coffee, two favourites in India. https://ift.tt/5zGT96J January 23, 2023 at 11:18PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
Multinational coffee chain Starbucks recently put up an advertisement for a new drink to their menu in Bengaluru - filter coffee. However, several internet users mocked the brand after it advertised "Ajji (grandmother) approved" filter coffee for Rs 290 plus taxes. A user took to share the advertisement and said no grandmother would agree to pay such exorbitant amount for a cup of filter coffee.
Adithya Venkatesan took to Twitter to share the picture of the advertisement and wrote, "Dear Starbucks, there's literally no ajji in god's green earth who'll approve a filter coffee for 290rs +taxes." In the advertisement, an elderly woman and a young man are shown sipping filter coffee while seated next to one other. The text reads, "AJJI APPROVED FILTER COFFEE FOR SHIVVU. Starting at 290*"
Dear Strbucks, there's literally no ajji in god's green earth who'll approve a filter coffee for 290rs +taxes. ?? pic.twitter.com/JtPIhakJdq
— Adithya Venkatesan (@adadithya) January 23, 2023
Since being shared, the tweet has amassed six lakh views and over 15,000 likes. Many people were surprised to see the pricing.
"Literally! They are too much!" remarked a user.
"There's aspirations. Then there's dreams. And then there's nightmares disguised as dreams," added a second person.
A third person commented, "Ajji will make one hot cuppa at home for roughly 'Char bucks'"
"Also I have noticed they never have the smallest size for regular coffee available at Bengaluru airport. And you are stuck with a big cup of essentially frothy milk that takes about 25 mins to finish and costs way more than what it is worth," said a user.
A grandmother commented on the post and said she is simply "shocked." "As an Ajji, I am shocked! Home and Darshini filter coffee at less than one tenth cost have my full approval..." she commented.
"My grandma will rise from her grave and pull me by my ears if I ever try to buy filter coffee for 290 + tax" commented another person.
This comes after the company had said last year that it would expand its menu to include masala chai and filter coffee, two favourites in India.
https://ift.tt/5zGT96J January 23, 2023 at 11:18PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com