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‘Uncivilised': Rajasthan woman ties rakhi to leopard, viral video sparks outrage
‘Uncivilised': Rajasthan woman ties rakhi to leopard, viral video sparks outrage

Indian Express

time2 days ago

  • Indian Express

‘Uncivilised': Rajasthan woman ties rakhi to leopard, viral video sparks outrage

In a bizarre incident, a woman tied a rakhi to a leopard in a village in Rajasthan. The video of the incident has caught the Internet's attention, triggering outrage over animal cruelty and a lack of awareness regarding human-animal interaction. The now-viral video shows the woman sitting near the edge of an agricultural field. A leopard, surprisingly docile, sits in front of her. Fearless, the woman gently holds its paw, ties a rakhi, and even attempts to feed it sweets. What has left onlookers stunned is the animal's calm demeanor as it shows no aggression or fear. According to villagers, the leopard has been frequently spotted in the area over the past few days and has shown no signs of hostility, a report in Free Press Journal stated. Locals claim it often wanders into the village and appears unusually unafraid of humans. Watch here: A post shared by Jist (@ Slamming the incident, a user wrote, 'Probably the same people that wounded the poor animal.' Another user commented, 'Just because they see a wild animal who's not in action, he's injured, they happily take photos with him! Wow! Dude, take it to a vet to get him cured!! But no, we don't actually have love, we just want a pose with the wild animal, who otherwise is able to tear us apart!!' another user commented. 'Uncivilised people,' a third user reacted. The report added that the forest department issued a warning after the video came to light. Officials stressed that despite the 'heartfelt' gesture, such interactions with wild animals are extremely dangerous. Authorities have now increased surveillance in the region and are working on relocating the leopard to a safer, more suitable habitat. 'We urge people not to approach or engage with wild animals. These creatures belong in the wild, and human interference can lead to tragic consequences,' the FPJ quoted the official.

Shweta Tiwari shares rules she set for her daughter Palak, "I would not let her kahin....'
Shweta Tiwari shares rules she set for her daughter Palak, "I would not let her kahin....'

Time of India

time6 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Shweta Tiwari shares rules she set for her daughter Palak, "I would not let her kahin....'

Actress Shweta Tiwari, 44, who is mother to two children, daughter Palak Tiwari and son Reyansh, recently opened up on her parenting style. Shweta, who has been married twice, has largely brought up her two kids (one from each marriage) on her own, with her daughter Palak too, following in her footsteps, having made her debut in the web series "Rosie: The Saffron Chapter" in 2021. Strict, but reasonable Recently while talking to couple Haarsh Limbachiyaa and Bharti Singh for Jist, Shweta made it clear that she is a strict, but reasonable mother. She said that when Palak was younger, she had a strict curfew time that she had to abide by. She said that it could be as early as 11 pm, or as late as 1 am, but it was sacrosanct. "I would not let her go kahi aise hi . However, if you tell me you will be home by 1, you have to be at the door by 1, not leave from the party at 1, " she said. She also added that she also made it a point to note down all of her daughter's friends' phone numbers, along with their mothers, but was wise enough not to call unless there is an emergency. The world is sketchy, says the protective mother Shweta also added that the world can be extremely intimidating for a young woman, so doing all this was a way of protecting her daughter. She said that she also tracked Palak's location when she was out, because even though Palak does not drink, people around her might still do, hence she had to go the extra mile to ensure that she was safe. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like This Japanese AI invention allows you to speak 68 languages instantly. The idea? Genius. Enence 2.0 Undo Keeping her away from technology In the world of relentless social media peer pressure, Shweta shocked the hosts by revealing that Palak did not have a phone till when she was in school. "She got her first phone in college, and her first makeup kit at 16". Shweta also pointed out that even during school plays etc, Palak would go makeup free, or do her makeup at home and go, and not use the products at school. Stipend based home work Shweta said that she has faced umpteen monetary struggles in life, so it was important for her to teach her daughter the value of money. She said that all of Palak's payments etc, are routed through her, and after deducting what is needed by her daughter, Shweta makes it a point to put that into the right investments. Not only that, while growing up, Palak used to get a certain amount of money as per need, beyond which she would have to help around the house to earn stipend. "It could be 1k to clean the bathroom, or 1k to help with other odd jobs, I would pay her as per the task", added Shweta. How to manage teenage tantrums When Bharti and Harsh asked Shweta how she was able to manage all this, without any rebellion, the Kasautii Zindagii Kay star said that you have to be firm, yet willing to talk. She said "The most important thing for the child to know is that 'zid mana nahi jayega'. Once they know that the parent will not budge, they will stop demanding so much." She also added that at times, her daughter also knew on what mummy will budge and on what she will not, so they worked out things accordingly.

Bulldozer plunges into gorge in Shimla, kills operator; chilling video emerges
Bulldozer plunges into gorge in Shimla, kills operator; chilling video emerges

Indian Express

time03-08-2025

  • Climate
  • Indian Express

Bulldozer plunges into gorge in Shimla, kills operator; chilling video emerges

In a chilling incident, a bulldozer clearing a debris-blocked road lost control and plunged over 300 metres into a gorge in Himachal Pradesh's Shimla. The viral video, recorded by onlookers, shows the machine tumbling down the hillside and smashing through the gorge on its way down. According to a report in NDTV, several vehicles had been stuck alongside the road as debris blocked the road after several landslides. The bulldozer operator was deployed to clear the road by removing the mud and rocks. However, the machine slipped and deviated from the edge, plummeting into the deep gorge. Watch here: A post shared by Jist (@ The incident comes amid a range of destruction across Himachal Pradesh due to heavy rains. Several areas saw flash floods and landslides, killing at least 179 people, the State Disaster Management Authority stated. Early in July, at least 43 people lost their lives and 37 remain missing in Himachal Pradesh, following a series of cloudbursts and flash floods triggered by intense monsoon rainfall, news agency PTI reported. The monsoon arrived in the state on June 20, triggering widespread destruction with damages estimated at Rs 5,000 crore so far, the report said. On July 29, a major flash flood struck the area above the Public Works Department Division Office and the Superintendent Engineer's Office in Dharampur, crushing several vehicles. People trapped beneath the debris were rescued by breaking windows and escaping from the buildings. National Highway 154 on the Mandi–Jogindernagar route was blocked near the Lawandi Bridge due to a landslide, and the National Highways Authority of India has been alerted. In addition, National Highway 21 along the Mandi–Kullu route was also closed at multiple locations, including 4 Mile, 9 Mile (near Pandoh), and Dwara (near Aut), completely disrupting the traffic.

‘Daru ka chakkar babu bhaiya': Video of man's head trapped between iron grill in closed liquor shop leaves netizens in splits
‘Daru ka chakkar babu bhaiya': Video of man's head trapped between iron grill in closed liquor shop leaves netizens in splits

Indian Express

time10-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Indian Express

‘Daru ka chakkar babu bhaiya': Video of man's head trapped between iron grill in closed liquor shop leaves netizens in splits

A video showing a man's desperate attempt to get alcohol from a closed counter at a liquor shop has caught the Internet's attention, triggering hilarious reactions. The man, reportedly in an inebriated state, tried to grab another bottle from the shop and ended up with his head stuck between the iron grills. Shared by @ on Instagram, the video captures the man holding a bottle of alcohol while desperately trying to free his head. As he fails to pull himself out of the iron grills, onlookers come to rescue and gently help him out. The location and date of the incident remain unknown. 'A man's desperate bid for alcohol landed him in trouble after he got his head stuck in the iron grill of a closed liquor shop while reportedly trying to get a bottle from inside,' the caption read. Watch the viral video here: A post shared by Jist (@ The video quickly drew attention, prompting hilarious reactions. 'Daru ka chakkar babu bhaiya' (It's all because of alcohol, dear friend), a user wrote. 'Not for a second he lost grip of that bottle while desperately trying to get his head out! Dedication!' another user commented. 'They should have used a vehicle jack to bend the iron and straighten it again,' a third user said. 'my OCD brain so wanted the video to end with freedom. thanks much for NOT ruining my day,' a fourth user wrote. A similar incident occurred in 2018. A 19-year-old from Minnesota attempted to place her head in an oversized exhaust pipe of a parked truck and got stuck for 45 minutes. The incident unfolded when she was attending the Winstock Country Music Festival in Winstead, Michigan.

Thai woman flicks cockroach off tourist's head; it was his pet. Watch
Thai woman flicks cockroach off tourist's head; it was his pet. Watch

Indian Express

time20-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Indian Express

Thai woman flicks cockroach off tourist's head; it was his pet. Watch

A seemingly well-intentioned act quickly spiralled into a bizarre scene on the streets of Phuket, Thailand, when a local woman tried to help a tourist by flicking what she believed was a cockroach off his head, only to discover it was his cherished pet. The unexpected incident was first shared by the Facebook page Kamphaeng Phet Complaints and quickly went viral across all social media platforms. In the video filmed near Pa Tong Beach, the woman is seen approaching a male tourist, her eyes locked on a large cockroach sitting atop his head. Thinking she was doing him a favour, she instinctively flicked the insect away. To her shock, and the confusion of onlookers, the tourist reacted immediately, visibly distressed. 'That's my pet!' he exclaimed in English, removing his balaclava mask in frustration as the cockroach tumbled to the ground. As the insect crawled across the pavement, the man bent calmly and extended his hand. The cockroach then slowly makes its way back toward him, clearly recognising its owner. Watch the viral video here: A post shared by Jist (@ The video sparked a flood of reactions online, with many social media users torn between laughter and disbelief. 'Thank God it was not ant .he would have spent his whole life finding it,' a user wrote. 'Atleast it didn't get smashed under his feet when he jumped,' another user commented. 'I think this man has abandoned many of his pets in my country's houses. Please come and take them with you,' a third user reacted. 'World is getting wild day by day,' a fourth user said, According to while common pets like dogs and cats dominate most households, some of the most beloved pet categories include animals like a chinchilla, a ferret, a fancy guppy, a cockatiel, or even a six-toed Norwegian Lundehund.

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