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Video: Leopard Pounces On Sleeping Dog In Maharashtra https://ift.tt/VCEy5J1 Leopards are wild animals and live in their natural habitats in forests. However, in a sad state of affairs, many of these big cats are seen on the streets, in villages and even around tourist spots nowadays. These growing incidents of these wild animals wandering on the streets have created fear in the minds of people. In a shocking incident, a leopard pounced on a sleeping dog in Maharashtra. The now-viral video has surprised many on the internet and has raised questions about the common appearances of animals in urban areas. The video was shared by user Neha Panchamiya on Twitter. In the CCTV footage, a man can be seen sleeping on a cot while a stray dog is seen sleeping next to him on the road with a few trucks lined up. A few minutes later, a leopard is seen entering the scene and taking a stroll. Further in the video, the leopard moves towards the area where two drums are kept and spots a dog sleeping there. It picks up the dog and runs to leave the spot. The man realises that something is unusual once the dog starts barking. He is left shocked after he witnesses the leopard running with the dog in his mouth. What leopards in agricultural landscapes of western Maharashtra thrive on and bring them SO close to humans = अन्न आणि निवारा i.e. safe shelter in dense sugarcane fields, banana plantations etc. and free-ranging dogs as a common source of food. This leopard knew exactly what he… pic.twitter.com/43vs7kGJcN — Neha Panchamiya (@neha_panchamiya) May 16, 2023 "What leopards in agricultural landscapes of western Maharashtra thrive on and bring them SO close to humans = safe shelter in dense sugarcane fields, banana plantations etc. and free-ranging dogs as a common source of food. This leopard knew exactly what he was after. While the man's muted reaction cracked me up for a minute, I cannot imagine the shock he must've felt once he realised what a close encounter he just had! Source: CCTV footage - Junnar, viz. WhatsApp," reads the caption of the post. Since being shared, the post has amassed two lakh views and a thousand likes. "A leopard's equivalent of human migration from rural to urban areas.Leopards, being highly adaptable, might be coping with it "better" than other animals like elephants, wolves, etc. Wish India's wildlife have better times with greater green cover & corridors for movement," said a user. "His fuses went blank after knowing what happened," said another user. A third person said, "I seen this many time during childhood. Instead of dogs they taken goats from our village." https://ift.tt/SOoF6MJ May 19, 2023 at 12:10AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
Leopards are wild animals and live in their natural habitats in forests. However, in a sad state of affairs, many of these big cats are seen on the streets, in villages and even around tourist spots nowadays. These growing incidents of these wild animals wandering on the streets have created fear in the minds of people. In a shocking incident, a leopard pounced on a sleeping dog in Maharashtra. The now-viral video has surprised many on the internet and has raised questions about the common appearances of animals in urban areas.
The video was shared by user Neha Panchamiya on Twitter. In the CCTV footage, a man can be seen sleeping on a cot while a stray dog is seen sleeping next to him on the road with a few trucks lined up. A few minutes later, a leopard is seen entering the scene and taking a stroll. Further in the video, the leopard moves towards the area where two drums are kept and spots a dog sleeping there. It picks up the dog and runs to leave the spot. The man realises that something is unusual once the dog starts barking. He is left shocked after he witnesses the leopard running with the dog in his mouth.
What leopards in agricultural landscapes of western Maharashtra thrive on and bring them SO close to humans = अन्न आणि निवारा i.e. safe shelter in dense sugarcane fields, banana plantations etc. and free-ranging dogs as a common source of food. This leopard knew exactly what he… pic.twitter.com/43vs7kGJcN
— Neha Panchamiya (@neha_panchamiya) May 16, 2023
"What leopards in agricultural landscapes of western Maharashtra thrive on and bring them SO close to humans = safe shelter in dense sugarcane fields, banana plantations etc. and free-ranging dogs as a common source of food. This leopard knew exactly what he was after. While the man's muted reaction cracked me up for a minute, I cannot imagine the shock he must've felt once he realised what a close encounter he just had! Source: CCTV footage - Junnar, viz. WhatsApp," reads the caption of the post.
Since being shared, the post has amassed two lakh views and a thousand likes.
"A leopard's equivalent of human migration from rural to urban areas.Leopards, being highly adaptable, might be coping with it "better" than other animals like elephants, wolves, etc. Wish India's wildlife have better times with greater green cover & corridors for movement," said a user.
"His fuses went blank after knowing what happened," said another user.
A third person said, "I seen this many time during childhood. Instead of dogs they taken goats from our village."
https://ift.tt/SOoF6MJ May 19, 2023 at 12:10AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.comWoman Works On Laptop While Riding Pillion, Sparks Debate On Work Culture https://ift.tt/29Lsep4 All of us have experienced pressure while working in a corporate set-up. Some jobs have high-pressure deadlines, requiring you to be alert at all times. Most of us have heard instances where people had to put their jobs ahead of everything else. They sometimes had to finish work while on vacation, while riding back in cabs or metros, take meetings while travelling etc. Recently, a picture of a woman from Bengaluru working on a laptop as she was riding a pillion on a scooter has gone viral on the internet. Although the post depicted the normal "hustle culture" of the city, some users have pointed out the unrealistic expectations from employees and the toxicity of workplaces. An internet user Nihar Lohiya took to Twitter to share the photo. He wrote in the caption, "Peak Bangalore moment. Women working on a rapido bike ride to the office." Since being shared, the post has amassed over 44,000 views and 355 likes. Peak Bangalore moment. Women working on a rapido bike ride to the office. #TrafficJam #TrafficAlert #bangaloretraffic #Bangalore #roadblock #peakbangalore pic.twitter.com/bubbMj3Qbs — Nihar Lohiya (@nihar_lohiya) May 16, 2023 "Imagine the pressure if she has to work on a damn motorbike. How insensitive are the employers. But if she is late due to her own accord then she is to be blamed," said a user. A second person added, "Na...not always work pressure... its sometimes its trying to get ahead in clocking required hrs by just showing "Available"." "Interesting perspective! Remote work offers flexibility, and it's possible she's managing work and personal time. Let's respect different approaches. #WorkLifeBalance," added another person. "This should not be glorified. This is peak cr**** corporate culture," remarked a user. "There are so many things wrong with this," said a person. A person also added, "I can imagine the work pressure if you're risking your life this way." "It is stupidity. Companies now a days have no humanity/respect towards their employees as they overburden them with tight schedules & unattainable targets. With WFH culture, they don't even give or have a fixed time for its employees to have their lunch, dinner, or a tea break," commented a person. https://ift.tt/SOoF6MJ May 18, 2023 at 11:32PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
All of us have experienced pressure while working in a corporate set-up. Some jobs have high-pressure deadlines, requiring you to be alert at all times. Most of us have heard instances where people had to put their jobs ahead of everything else. They sometimes had to finish work while on vacation, while riding back in cabs or metros, take meetings while travelling etc. Recently, a picture of a woman from Bengaluru working on a laptop as she was riding a pillion on a scooter has gone viral on the internet. Although the post depicted the normal "hustle culture" of the city, some users have pointed out the unrealistic expectations from employees and the toxicity of workplaces.
An internet user Nihar Lohiya took to Twitter to share the photo. He wrote in the caption, "Peak Bangalore moment. Women working on a rapido bike ride to the office." Since being shared, the post has amassed over 44,000 views and 355 likes.
Peak Bangalore moment. Women working on a rapido bike ride to the office. #TrafficJam #TrafficAlert #bangaloretraffic #Bangalore #roadblock #peakbangalore pic.twitter.com/bubbMj3Qbs
— Nihar Lohiya (@nihar_lohiya) May 16, 2023
"Imagine the pressure if she has to work on a damn motorbike. How insensitive are the employers. But if she is late due to her own accord then she is to be blamed," said a user.
A second person added, "Na...not always work pressure... its sometimes its trying to get ahead in clocking required hrs by just showing "Available"."
"Interesting perspective! Remote work offers flexibility, and it's possible she's managing work and personal time. Let's respect different approaches. #WorkLifeBalance," added another person.
"This should not be glorified. This is peak cr**** corporate culture," remarked a user.
"There are so many things wrong with this," said a person.
A person also added, "I can imagine the work pressure if you're risking your life this way."
"It is stupidity. Companies now a days have no humanity/respect towards their employees as they overburden them with tight schedules & unattainable targets. With WFH culture, they don't even give or have a fixed time for its employees to have their lunch, dinner, or a tea break," commented a person.
https://ift.tt/SOoF6MJ May 18, 2023 at 11:32PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com