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Forget Dalgona, there is a new viral-coffee trend in town and it is frothier and yummier than ever before!

After Dalgona, the new DIY craze is whipped Greek Frappe; Here’s how to make it

The love for coffee is eternal, whether you are a fan of the perfectly brewed Latte or a lover of the creamy Dalgona, this new coffee trend is one you def must try!

Ingredients
Instant coffee (Nescafe) Sugar Milk Ice cubes Cold water Hand blender
Try the latest drink that&rsquo;s gone viral on social media; Greek Frappe
Greek Frappe is creamier, frothier and yummier than Dalgona
The instant coffee Greek Frappe can be easily made at home
If you don't have a hand blender, use a cocktail shaker or a closed jar

A new type of coffee, called Greek Frappe which requires minimal ingredients, is sweeping the Internet.&nbsp;We'll tell you how to whip this yummy concoction at home.&nbsp;

Dalgona coffee was all the rage last year that led everyone to channel their inner Master Chef. The world has now moved past it and welcomed a new beverage to obsess over. If you are bored of the regular coffee, you might want to try the&nbsp;latest drink that&rsquo;s gone viral on social media; Greek Frappe. It&rsquo;s creamier, frothier and yummier than the caffeinated Dalgona&nbsp;in every which way!
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/black-coffee-vs-milk-coffee-who-will-win-this-epic-battle-1627452376585">Black Coffee vs Milk Coffee: Who will win this epic battle?</a>
Greek Frappe is easy and quick to make at home. Here's what you'll need.&nbsp;
Ingredients
Instant coffee (Nescafe) Sugar Milk Ice cubes Cold water Hand blender
Add about 2 teaspoons of instant coffee (Nescaf&eacute;) and 3 to 4 tablespoons of cold water to a cup or jar. You can also add a spoonful of sugar if you so desire. Use a milk frother&nbsp;or hand blender to whip this mixture until it gets thick, foamy and appears light brown in colour. Now, pour the mixture into the serving glass and add 3 cubes of ice and a splash of milk if you like. Your Frappe is ready to serve and enjoy!
Here's another quick tip -&nbsp;If you don&rsquo;t have a hand blender, shake the instant coffee and water in a cocktail shaker or closed jar until it becomes foamy.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/have-you-tried-bulletproof-coffee-know-its-pros-and-cons-before-you-do-1625915639622">Have you tried Bulletproof Coffee? Know its pros and cons before you do!</a>

Extra oil which floats on top of the final dish can be eliminated using just a piece of ice. The ice freezes the oil into a sheet of fat which can then be discarded.

Watch this viral hack to remove extra oil from your food and make it healthy

A new Twitter video shares a hack to remove extra floating oil from food. The video shared by the handle @24hrknowledge has garnered over 200k views.

Watch this viral hack to remove extra oil from your food

Exessive&nbsp;oil can be removed using ice, as per a new viral hack. The ice freezes the extra oil floating on top of the curry and the frozen sheet of fat can easily be discarded.&nbsp;

Indian curries are usually made with oil ghee or butter, and the taste of the dish is directly proportional to its oil content. But too much is not just unhealthy, it even looks awful when it floats on top of the curry. So, how to get rid of the excess oil?
Well, a new viral hack has found a genius solution and all you need is some ice for it! This short video shared on Twitter uses a large piece of ice to get rid of the extra oil floating on top of the curry. Do not believe me? Take a look for yourself.&nbsp;
The video is shared by the handle @24hrknowledge and has garnered over 200k views. It&rsquo;s interesting how the oil freezes when it comes in contact with the ice and changes into a sheet of fat. So just discard this sheet and your curry should be good to go! Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/chef-tip-how-to-peel-onions-without-crying-your-eyes-out-1623240322644">Chef tip: How to peel onions without crying your eyes out?</a>
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/olive-oil-is-it-truly-a-gift-from-the-gods-1627297912711">Olive oil: is it truly a &lsquo;gift from the Gods&rsquo;?</a>

They're displayed right next to your best friends on Snapchat. They&rsquo;re circulated around 700 million times on Facebook everyday. They&rsquo;re 50 percent off all comments on Instagram. Emojis, Emojis, everywhere, and we still can&rsquo;t get enough. But where did it all begin? During the '80s and late '90s, we were using punctuation marks and letters on our keyboards to type out all kinds of facial expressions or &lsquo;emoticons'. Soon after emoticons took off, Japan debuted with its own version called 'kaomojis', the world's first upright emoticons. But that's not it. Japan was also the birthplace of the first-ever emoji set. However, there is quite a bit of confusion about whether it was Docomo or Apple's Japanese partner Softbank that launched the first set in the late '90s. While both the emoji sets look very different, it was Google that made them a global hit. The company is largely credited with the unification of emojis across platforms. There is even a complete wikipedia style-resource, called Emojipedia, dedicated to archiving the history and cataloguing new additions of the emoji world. If you thought emojis were frivolous, there exists the Unicode Consortium, a sort of United Nations for computer languages, which takes care of the creation and regulation of the fast-growing emoji sets across different platforms. Here's a Fun Fact! There are now a total of 2,823 emojis in the Unicode Standard across various skin tones, genders and of course food varieties. Interestingly, food is also the most controversial emoji category. From Apple's lack of toppings on the bagel and Google placing the cheese 'under' the patty on its cheeseburger to people using the eggplant and peach emoji for (cough) more than its intended use &ndash; people are quite easily enraged by the wrong food emoji. Emojis have also become a powerful social messaging tool. Till last year, women's footwear was represented only as a pair of high heeled shoes. After an online outcry, soon the flat shoe was unveiled and was subsequently acclaimed as a huge win. After a major backlash, the emoji has also become politically correct. The default emoji skin tone from the erstwhile Caucasian white has been changed to a Simpson yellow. The latest emoji set also features have become more inclusive to represent LGBT communities. Even a period emoji was announced earlier this year. So the next time you think that sending that little emoji is just business as usual, there could be a story behind it.

They're displayed right next to your best friends on Snapchat. They&rsquo;re circulated around 700 million times on Facebook everyday. They&rsquo;re 50 percent off all comments on Instagram. Emojis, Emojis, everywhere, and we still can&rsquo;t get enough. But where did it all begin? During the '80s and late '90s, we were using punctuation marks and letters on our keyboards to type out all kinds of facial expressions or &lsquo;emoticons'. Soon after emoticons took off, Japan debuted with its own version called 'kaomojis', the world's first upright emoticons. But that's not it. Japan was also the birthplace of the first-ever emoji set. However, there is quite a bit of confusion about whether it was Docomo or Apple's Japanese partner Softbank that launched the first set in the late '90s. While both the emoji sets look very different, it was Google that made them a global hit. The company is largely credited with the unification of emojis across platforms. There is even a complete wikipedia style-resource, calle

Let us tell you a story from&nbsp;Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh's Kanpur. Story about a goat.&nbsp;
A goat who ran away with some papers from a panchayat office in Kanpur's&nbsp;Chaubepur.&nbsp;
A video of the goat scampering away with the papers in its mouth and what could only be a very worried panchayat&nbsp;official running behind it has now gone viral.&nbsp;
The official can also be heard saying 'arre&nbsp;yaar&nbsp;dede' (please give it back)&nbsp;in an attempt to convince the goat to give back the papers.&nbsp;
The panchayat&nbsp;official did manage to get the documents back but the goat had eaten some of it for snack by then.&nbsp;
Later Kanpur&nbsp;BDO&nbsp;issued a clarification saying that they were not official documents, the goat had only run away with some scraps of paper.&nbsp;

Watch: when a goat made a panchayat official run behind him in Kanpur

Let us tell you a story Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur. Story about a goat. 

Let us tell you a story Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh's Kanpur. Story about a goat.&nbsp;
A goat who ran away with some papers from a panchayat office in Kanpur's&nbsp;Chaubepur.&nbsp;
A video of the goat scampering away with the papers in its mouth and what could only be a very worried panchayat&nbsp;official running behind it has now gone viral.&nbsp;
The panchayat&nbsp;official did manage to get the documents back but the goat had eaten some of it for snack by then.&nbsp;
Later Kanpur&nbsp;BDO&nbsp;issued a clarification saying that they were not official documents, the goat had only run away with some scraps of paper.&nbsp;

A video of the goat scampering away with the papers in its mouth and what could only be a very worried panchayat&nbsp;official running behind it has now gone viral.&nbsp;

Let us tell you a story from&nbsp;Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh's Kanpur. Story about a goat.&nbsp;
A goat who ran away with some papers from a panchayat office in Kanpur's&nbsp;Chaubepur.&nbsp;
A video of the goat scampering away with the papers in its mouth and what could only be a very worried panchayat&nbsp;official running behind it has now gone viral.&nbsp;
The official can also be heard saying 'arre&nbsp;yaar&nbsp;dede' (please give it back)&nbsp;in an attempt to convince the goat to give back the papers.&nbsp;
The panchayat&nbsp;official did manage to get the documents back but the goat had eaten some of it for snack by then.&nbsp;
Later Kanpur&nbsp;BDO&nbsp;issued a clarification saying that they were not official documents, the goat had only run away with some scraps of paper.&nbsp;

Punjab chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi has earned social media likes after sharing a video of cow rescue.

Watch: Punjan CM Charanjit Singh Channi joins midnight cow rescue, earns social media likes

Punjan CM Channi joins midnight cow rescue

Punjan CM Channi joins midnight cow rescue
Punjab CM posts video of midnight cow rescue
CM joined people in rescuing cow stuck in a pit
CM Channi&nbsp;has got a lot of social media praise

Punjab CM posted a video saying he spotted a cow stuck in a pit and joined the efforts to rescue the distressed animal

Punjab chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi has earned social media likes after sharing a video of cow rescue.
The chief minister Channi posted a video on his twitter handle saying he spotted a cow stuck in a pit and joined the efforts to rescue the distressed animal.
In the video, the CM can be seen giving inputs in Punjabi to the people involved in midnight rescue.
He can also be seen holding a torch as people use ropes to pull out the cow.
Charanjit Singh Channi has earned a lot of social media praise for his efforts.

Elon Musk is trolling on Twitter and is targeting&nbsp;Bernie Sanders. The world's richest man took a jibe at&nbsp;Sanders, 80, who wrote: 'We must demand that the extremely wealthy pay their fair share. Period.' Musk promptly taunted back, 'I keep forgetting that you&rsquo;re still alive.&rdquo;Worth over $300 billion Musk last week sold $7 billion worth of shares to pay tax dues. The CEO&nbsp;of Tesla tweeted &ldquo;Want me to sell more stock, Bernie? Just say the word &hellip;&rdquo;
Sanders did not immediately respond. Melissa Byrne, a&nbsp;progressive activist&nbsp;and former Sanders staffer,&nbsp;tweeted: &ldquo;Folks, quit buying Tesla. Don&rsquo;t reward abusive men.&rdquo;The Technoking&nbsp;of Tesla has been targeted for not paying his 'fair share' of taxes in the past.&nbsp;In October, Musk said Tesla would move its headquarters from California to Austin, Texas, a state which levies no income tax. According to recent reporting by ProPublica, Musk paid no federal income taxes in 2018, and his "true tax rate" between 2014 and 2018 was 3.27%.

Musk trolls Bernie Sanders on Twitter: 'I keep forgetting you're still alive'

Elon Musk is back to trolling and this time his target is Bernie Sanders on his favourite topic, taxes. 

Bernie Sanders trolled by Musk for tweet on taxes

I keep forgetting you're still alive, Musk tweeted in&nbsp;response&nbsp;to Sanders tweeting that the extremely wealthy should pay their fair share of taxes.

Elon Musk is trolling on Twitter and is targeting&nbsp;Bernie Sanders. The world's richest man took a jibe at&nbsp;Sanders, 80, who wrote: 'We must demand that the extremely wealthy pay their fair share. Period.' Musk promptly taunted back, 'I keep forgetting that you&rsquo;re still alive.&rdquo; Worth over $300 billion Musk last week sold $7 billion worth of shares to pay tax dues. The CEO&nbsp;of Tesla tweeted &ldquo;Want me to sell more stock, Bernie? Just say the word &hellip;&rdquo;
Sanders did not immediately respond. Melissa Byrne, a&nbsp;progressive activist&nbsp;and former Sanders staffer,&nbsp;tweeted: &ldquo;Folks, quit buying Tesla. Don&rsquo;t reward abusive men.&rdquo; The Technoking&nbsp;of Tesla has been targeted for not paying his 'fair share' of taxes in the past.&nbsp;In October, Musk said Tesla would move its headquarters from California to Austin, Texas, a state which levies no income tax. According to recent reporting by ProPublica, Musk paid no federal income taxes in 2018, and his "true tax rate" between 2014 and 2018 was 3.27%.

If you are an instagram user, you must have seen the viral trend "We'll plant one tree for every pet pictures". Wondering what is it and who is planting those trees?
Well, the post was originally made by an insta account Plant A Tree Co. It however, hurriedly took it off, saying that it didn't have resources to keep its end of the deal. That is planting a tree for every pet picture.
Currently, there are over 4 million shares of the post, although Plant A Tree Co. deleted it within minutes of posting.
Seeing how the trend went viral, Plant A Tree Co. decided to start a fundraiser for &ldquo;Trees For The Future'' so they can plant the 4 million trees. According to their Instagram page, nearly $ 2 million has been raised.
But here's the catch. According to a Mashable report, Trees for the Future posted on their Instagram stories that they are not affiliated with Plant A Tree Co. and urged their followers to donate at their website instead of Plant A Tree Co.'s Instagram account.
This isn't the first time Plant A Tree Co. has come under fire for potentially scamming users on Instagram. According to reports, the company has previously been accused of trying to scam insta users by claiming to be promoting a cause.
So, long story short, your pet photos probably aren't planting any trees. But that should not stop you from posting those cute pics of your pets or planting trees. Keep them coming for the greater common good.

EJ Explains: What is viral instagram trend 'we’ll plant 1 tree for every pet picture'?

What is viral instagram trend 'we’ll plant 1 tree for every pet picture'? Check out here

A sweet Instagram trend may end up being a scam

What is viral instagram trend 'we&rsquo;ll plant 1 tree for every pet picture'?
&lsquo;We&rsquo;ll plant 1 tree for every pet picture&rsquo;&nbsp; post goes viral on insta
Company deleted the post within minutes, yet it goes viral
Unlikely that your pet photo are helping plant any trees
A sweet Instagram trend may end up being a scam

Currently, there are over 4 million shares of the viral instagram&nbsp;post, although Plant A Tree Co. deleted it within minutes of posting

If you are an instagram user, you must have seen the viral trend "We'll plant one tree for every pet pictures". Wondering what is it and who is planting those trees?
Well, the post was originally made by an insta account Plant A Tree Co. It however, hurriedly took it off, saying that it didn't have resources to keep its end of the deal. That is planting a tree for every pet picture.
Currently, there are over 4 million shares of the post, although Plant A Tree Co. deleted it within minutes of posting.
Seeing how the trend went viral, Plant A Tree Co. decided to start a fundraiser for &ldquo;Trees For The Future'' so they can plant the 4 million trees. According to their Instagram page, nearly $ 2 million has been raised.
But here's the catch. According to a Mashable report, Trees for the Future posted on their Instagram stories that they are not affiliated with Plant A Tree Co. and urged their followers to donate at their website instead of Plant A Tree Co.'s Instagram account.
This isn't the first time Plant A Tree Co. has come under fire for potentially scamming users on Instagram. According to reports, the company has previously been accused of trying to scam insta users by claiming to be promoting a cause.
So, long story short, your pet photos probably aren't planting any trees. But that should not stop you from posting those cute pics of your pets or planting trees. Keep them coming for the greater common good.

The Padma Awards ceremony this year had many touching moments. But this one is the most heart warming.
Transgender folk dancer Manjamma Jogati received the&nbsp;Padma Shri honour for her contribution to arts on Monday.
In a video clip tweeted by news agency ANI, Manjamma Jogati is seen approaching the President to receive the award. She then makes a gesture that many in social media said was to wish him luck. She then receives the award, with a warm smile that won hearts. The President also seems touched by the gesture as he hands over the award.
In her 60s, Matha B Manjamma Jogati is a folk dancer. Manjamma Jogati has mastered several art forms, including Jogati Nritya and Janapada songs. Jogati is also known for singing spell-binding sonnets in Kannada in praise of female deities.
Born in a village near Bellary in Karnataka as Manjunath Shetty, Manjamma Jogati has identified as a woman ever since childhood. Jogati's family took the child to the Huligeyamma temple near Hospet, where Jogati was initiated as a Jogappa.
The Jogappa is a community of transpersons who dedicate themselves to the service of Goddess Renuka Yellamma. As per folklore, members of the Jogappa community are considered married to the goddess

Watch: Transgender folk artist gets Padma Shri, her gesture wins hearts

Transgender folk artist gets Padma Shri, her gesture wins hearts. Watch the viral video

Video of Manjamma Jogati receiving award has gone viral

The Padma Award ceremony this year had many touching moments. But this one is the most heart warming.
Transgender folk dancer Manjamma Jogati received the Padma Shri honour for her contribution to arts on Tuesday.
In a video clip tweeted by news agency ANI, Manjamma Jogati is seen approaching the President tio receive the award. She then makes a gesture that many in social media said was to wish him luck. She then receives the award, with a warm smile that won hearts. The President also seems touched by the gesture as he hands over the award.
In her 60s, Matha B Manjamma Jogati is a folk dancer. Manjamma Jogati has mastered several art forms, including Jogati Nritya and Janapada songs. Jogati is also known for singing spell-binding sonnets in Kannada in praise of female deities.

Transgender folk dancer Manjamma Jogati received the&nbsp;Padma Shri honour for her contribution to arts

The Padma Awards ceremony this year had many touching moments. But this one is the most heart warming.
Transgender folk dancer Manjamma Jogati received the&nbsp;Padma Shri honour for her contribution to arts on Monday.
In a video clip tweeted by news agency ANI, Manjamma Jogati is seen approaching the President to receive the award. She then makes a gesture that many in social media said was to wish him luck. She then receives the award, with a warm smile that won hearts. The President also seems touched by the gesture as he hands over the award.
In her 60s, Matha B Manjamma Jogati is a folk dancer. Manjamma Jogati has mastered several art forms, including Jogati Nritya and Janapada songs. Jogati is also known for singing spell-binding sonnets in Kannada in praise of female deities.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/meet-tulsi-gowda-the-barefoot-environmentalist-who-got-padma-shri-1636435982212" target="_blank">Meet Tulsi Gowda, the barefoot environmentalist, who got Padma Shri</a>
Born in a village near Bellary in Karnataka as Manjunath Shetty, Manjamma Jogati has identified as a woman ever since childhood. Jogati's family took the child to the Huligeyamma temple near Hospet, where Jogati was initiated as a Jogappa.
The Jogappa is a community of transpersons who dedicate themselves to the service of Goddess Renuka Yellamma. As per folklore, members of the Jogappa community are considered married to the goddess

Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai confirmed that she is now a married woman.
Sharing a few photos of her intimate&nbsp;nikah ceremony, held at her home in UK's Birmingham, Malala&nbsp;wrote,&nbsp;She married Asser&nbsp;to be partners for life, adding that they are excited to walk together.
24-year-old&nbsp;Malala Yousafzai, is a Pakistani activist for girls' education and the youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner in history.
In 2012, she gained global recognition after she was shot in the head by the Taliban in north-west Pakistan for advocating the right of education for girls.
She was 16 years old when she delivered a speech at the United Nations (UN) headquarters on the need for gender equality in education.
The attack on Malala caused Pakistan to create their first Right to Education bill.
She has also published a book about her attack and its aftermath called 'I Am Malala'.

Malala Yousafzai ties the knot in an intimate nikah ceremony at her UK home

24-year-old Malala Yousafzai, the youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner in history, ties the knot with her partner Asser Malik.

SUPER: Malala&nbsp;Yousafzai&nbsp;ties the knot with her partner Asser
Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai confirmed that she is now a married woman.
SUPER: Malala&nbsp;says she's excited to walk on this new journey
Sharing a few photos of her intimate&nbsp;nikah ceremony, held at her home in UK's Birmingham, Malala&nbsp;wrote,&nbsp;She married Asser&nbsp;Malik&nbsp;to be partners for life, adding that they are excited to walk together.
SUPER:&nbsp;Malala&nbsp;is the&nbsp;youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner in history
24-year-old&nbsp;Malala Yousafzai, is a Pakistani activist for girls' education and the youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner in history.
SUPER: Malala&nbsp;was shot in the head by the Taliban in 2012
In 2012, she gained global recognition after she was shot in the head by the Taliban in north-west Pakistan for advocating the right of education for girls.
SUPER: At 16, Malala&nbsp;addressed the UN, seeking&nbsp;gender equality in education
She was 16 years old when she delivered a speech at the United Nations (UN) headquarters on the need for gender equality in education.

The Nobel Peace Prize winner confirmed that she is now a married woman.

Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai confirmed that she is now a married woman.
Sharing a few photos of her intimate&nbsp;nikah ceremony, held at her home in UK's Birmingham, Malala&nbsp;wrote,&nbsp;She married Asser&nbsp;Malik to be partners for life, adding that they are excited to walk together.
Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/malala-is-married-meet-her-husband-asser-malik-1636515248043" target="_blank">Who is Asser&nbsp;Malik, Malala's husband&nbsp;</a>
24-year-old&nbsp;Malala Yousafzai, is a Pakistani activist for girls' education and the youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner in history.
In 2012, she gained global recognition after she was shot in the head by the Taliban in north-west Pakistan for advocating the right of education for girls.
She was 16 years old when she delivered a speech at the United Nations (UN) headquarters on the need for gender equality in education.
The attack on Malala caused Pakistan to create their first Right to Education bill.
She has also published a book about her attack and its aftermath called 'I Am Malala'.

Padma Shri Award: As Tulsi Gowda walked the Rashrapati Bhavan red carpet barefoot to receive her Padma Award from President Ram Nath Kovind, she symbolised the transform

Padma Shri Award: Meet Tulsi Gowda, the barefoot environmentalist, who got Padma Shri

Meet Tulsi Gowda, the barefoot environmentalist, who got Padma Shri

Meet Padma Shri Tulsi Gowda, the barefoot environmentalist

Meet Padma Shri Tulsi Gowda, the barefoot environmentalist
Tulsi&nbsp;Gowda&nbsp;walked Rashtrapati&nbsp;Bhavan&nbsp;red carpet barefoot to&nbsp;receive her award
72-yr-old&nbsp;Gowda&nbsp;has planted 30,000 saplings as environment activist in six&nbsp;decades
The environment activist from Karnataka&nbsp;is known as "Encyclopedia of the Forest"
Title given to her because of her vast knowledge of diverse species of plants and herbs
&nbsp;

Tulsi&nbsp;Gowda dressed in traditional attire and barefoot greeted PM Modi as she proceeded to receive her Padma Shri. The pic has touched many a hearts.

Padma&nbsp;Award: As Tulsi Gowda walked the Rashrapati Bhavan red carpet barefoot to receive her Padma Award from President Ram Nath Kovind, she symbolised the transformation of the civilian awards into truly people's award.
A photograph&nbsp;of Tulsi&nbsp;Gowda in traditional attire, barefoot greeting PM Modi as the environmentalist proceeded to receive her Padma Shri has touched many a hearts.
The 72-year-old environmentalist belonging o Halakki tribe in Karnataka never received any formal education, and yet, today she is known as "Encyclopedia of the Forest". The title has been given to her because of her vast knowledge of diverse species of plants and herbs.
She has planted more than 30,000 saplings and has been involved in environmental conservation activities for the past six decades.
Tulsi&nbsp;Gowda was awarded the fourth highest civilian honour on Monday.
Also Watch:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/ekta-kapoor-and-karan-johar-conferred-the-padma-shri-by-president-kovind-1636444007780" target="_blank">&nbsp;Ekta Kapoor and Karan Johar conferred the Padma Shri by President Kovind</a> &nbsp;
"Attended the first of the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/watch-transgender-folk-artist-gets-padma-shri-her-gesture-wins-hearts-1636514924394" target="_blank">Padma Award</a> ceremonies for the years 2020 and 2021. I felt extremely happy to see grassroots level achievers being recognised for their exemplary efforts to further public good. Congratulations to all those who have been conferred the #PeoplesPadma", PM Modi tweeted after the awards ceremony.

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As they say, the Internet never forgets. 2018 was a year of crazy viral videos and if you missed some of these, our quick roundup will refresh your memory.

A Malian immigrant was hailed as the Spiderman of Paris, after he climbed four storeys in seconds to save a child who was hanging from a ledge. The video of him in action led French President to offer him citizenship.

US President Donald Trump's UK visit hit the headlines for many reasons, but in video which went viral, Trump was seen breaking royal protocol, as he walked ahead of the Queen. The 92 year old monarch quickly gave Trump a lesson on manners.

Trump seems to rule, when it comes to viral videos. The US President was seen with toilet paper stuck to his shoe, as he boarded the Air Force One for a rally in Minnesota. Netizens couldn't keep calm at POTUS' carelessness.

In an embarrassing incident, a Pakistani bureaucrat was caught on camera stealing a wallet at a delegation meet in Pakistan. He was seen quietly picking up the wallet from a table and sneakily putting in his pocket. 

Meanwhile, in China a python decided to join a bank meeting. CCTV video showed a huge python falling through the ceiling, out of the blue. The poor employees ran for their life, as the snake slithered on the floor.

As they say, the Internet never forgets. 2018 was a year of crazy viral videos and if you missed some of these, our quick roundup will refresh your memory.

1) Paris Spiderman saves child, becomes citizen

A Malian immigrant was hailed as the Spiderman of Paris, after he climbed four storeys in seconds to save a child who was hanging from a ledge. The video of him in action led French President to offer him citizenship.

2) Trump breaks royal protocol, walks ahead of Queen

US President Donald Trump's UK visit hit the headlines for many reasons, but in video which went viral, Trump was seen breaking royal protocol, as he walked ahead of the Queen. The 92 year old monarch quickly gave Trump a lesson on manners.

3) Trump walks with 'toilet paper' under his shoe

Trump seems to rule, when it comes to viral videos. The US President was seen with toilet paper stuck to his shoe, as he boarded the Air Force One for a rally in Minnesota. Netizens couldn't keep calm at POTUS' carelessness.

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In Southern California, travellers scrambled to grab whatever cash they could get their hands on after bags of money fell out of an armoured truck on a freeway.Several videos of the incident show people collected cash from the road in jubilation. While some people were clutching wads of cash and throwing notes-- mainly $1 and $20 bills-- in the air.
According to the U.S. authorities, the incident took place as the armoured truck was heading from San Diego to an office of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 
Several bags in the truck broke open, littering the major road in Southern California’s Carlsbad with currency notes.
However, the authorities have urged people to hand over the cash.
Although authorities did not clarify how much money was lost, several people had returned cash they had collected to the CHP by Friday afternoon, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune.

Watch: U.S. travellers scramble for dollars after money falls out of armoured van

In Southern California, travellers scrambled to grab whatever cash they could get their hands on after bags of money fell out of an armoured truck on a freeway.
Several videos of the incident show people collected cash from the road in jubilation. While some people were clutching wads of cash and throwing notes-- mainly $1 and $20 bills-- in the air. ((PLAY NAT FROM THE VIDEOS, PEOPLE EXCLAIMING)) According to the U.S. authorities, the incident took place as the armoured truck was heading from San Diego to an office of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.&nbsp; Several bags in the truck broke open, littering the major road in Southern California&rsquo;s Carlsbad with currency notes.
However, the authorities have urged people to hand over the cash.
Although authorities did not clarify how much money was lost, several people had returned cash they had collected&nbsp;by Friday afternoon, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune.
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Several bags in the truck broke open, littering the major road in Southern California&rsquo;s Carlsbad with currency notes.

In Southern California, travellers scrambled to grab whatever cash they could get their hands on after bags of money fell out of an armoured truck on a freeway. Several videos of the incident show people collected cash from the road in jubilation. While some people were clutching wads of cash and throwing notes-- mainly $1 and $20 bills-- in the air.
According to the U.S. authorities, the incident took place as the armoured truck was heading from San Diego to an office of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.&nbsp;
Several bags in the truck broke open, littering the major road in Southern California&rsquo;s Carlsbad with currency notes.
However, the authorities have urged people to hand over the cash.
Although authorities did not clarify how much money was lost, several people had returned cash they had collected to the CHP by Friday afternoon, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune.
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Thousands of residents of a Karnataka town&nbsp;poured on to the streets to perform the last rites of a local beggar.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Videos and pictures on social media showed&nbsp;thousands in Hoovina Hadagali in Vijayanagara district&nbsp;gathered to bid farewell to Basava, also known as&nbsp;Huchcha&nbsp;Basya, who died in a road accident Saturday.&nbsp;A local told the Indian Express that the&nbsp;residents of the town had a special bond with Basya and believed he would bring good luck to them.&nbsp;The&nbsp;resident said after his death, several&nbsp;organisations, shopkeepers and residents came forward, pooled in money and arranged a procession for the funeral.&nbsp;Basya would take only Re 1 as alms from every person and return the rest of the money.

On camera: thousands join last rites of Karnataka beggar

A local told the Indian Express that the&nbsp;residents of the town had a special bond with Basya and believed he would bring good luck to them.&nbsp;

Thousands of residents of a Karnataka town&nbsp;poured on to the streets to perform the last rites of a local beggar. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Videos and pictures on social media showed&nbsp;thousands in Hoovina Hadagali in Vijayanagara district&nbsp;gathered to bid farewell to Basava, also known as&nbsp;Huchcha&nbsp;Basya, who died in a road accident Saturday. &nbsp; A local told the Indian Express that the&nbsp;residents of the town had a special bond with Basya and believed he would bring good luck to them.&nbsp; ALSO WATCH:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/all-you-need-to-know-about-the-new-anti-viral-drug-for-dengue-1634724186693">&nbsp;All you need to know about the new anti-viral drug for dengue</a> The&nbsp;resident said after his death, several&nbsp;organisations, shopkeepers and residents came forward, pooled in money and arranged a procession for the funeral.&nbsp;
Basya would take only Re 1 as alms from every person and return the rest of the money.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk may be a billionaire, but even he's not spared from some parenting duties!
Musk had a classic dad moment during a video call on Wednesday, with his 16-month-old son joining him on his lap.&nbsp;Musk was speaking on SpaceX&rsquo;s Starship program during a talk organised by the National Academies Space Studies Board. 
When it was his turn to speak and he switched on the camera, he was seen with his youngest son, X &AElig; A-12, sitting on his lap.&nbsp;The young boy was seen looking intently at the computer screen as his father prepped himself to talk. 
The screen had videos of rockets. Responding to his son&rsquo;s bauble, Elon Musk told him, &ldquo;Rocket&rdquo;.The baby continued to tap his hands on the table as his father looked at the screen. A few minutes later, two men could be seen opening the room&rsquo;s door to take him away. 
Christian Davenport, a journalist from The Washington Post shared a screenshot of Musk with his son, saying, "Elon and baby giving a Starship presentation. As he once told me, 'Mars needs babies.'"&nbsp;The SpaceX and Tesla chief responded to his tweet, saying, "It (Mars) does need people!"

Watch: Elon Musk had a Dad moment as his son X joined him on a video call

Billionaire Elon Musk had a classic dad moment as his son, baby X joined him for a video call, watch the video

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk may be a billionaire, but even he's not spared from some parenting duties!
SUPER: Elon&nbsp;Musk had a classic dad moment during a video call
SUPER: SpaceX&nbsp;CEO's&nbsp;16-month-old son joined him for a presentation
Musk had a classic dad moment during a video call on Wednesday, with his 16-month-old son joining him on his lap.&nbsp;Musk was speaking on SpaceX&rsquo;s Starship program during a talk organised by the National Academies Space Studies Board.
((breathe kid babbling))
SUPER: Baby X seemed to be keenly interested in rockets too
The young boy was seen looking intently at the computer screen as his father prepped himself to talk.&nbsp;
((show tweet by WaPo&nbsp;journalist)) ((then Elon&nbsp;Musk tweet reply))
SUPER: Mars needs people and Musk Junior seems ready!
Christian Davenport, a journalist from The Washington Post shared a screenshot of Musk with his son, saying, "Elon and baby giving a Starship presentation. As he once told me, 'Mars needs babies.'"&nbsp;The SpaceX and Tesla chief responded to his tweet, saying, "It (Mars) does need people!"

Musk was speaking on SpaceX&rsquo;s Starship program during a talk organised by the National Academies Space Studies Board. His son was seen sitting on his lap.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk may be a billionaire, but even he's not spared from some parenting duties!
Musk had a classic dad moment during a video call on Wednesday, with his 16-month-old son joining him on his lap.&nbsp;Musk was speaking on SpaceX&rsquo;s Starship program during a talk organised by the National Academies Space Studies Board.
When it was his turn to speak and he switched on the camera, he was seen with his youngest son, X &AElig; A-12, sitting on his lap.&nbsp;The young boy was seen looking intently at the computer screen as his father prepped himself to talk.
The screen had videos of rockets. Responding to his son&rsquo;s bauble, Elon Musk told him, &ldquo;Rocket&rdquo;. The baby continued to tap his hands on the table as his father looked at the screen. A few minutes later, two men could be seen opening the room&rsquo;s door to take him away.
Christian Davenport, a journalist from The Washington Post shared a screenshot of Musk with his son, saying, "Elon and baby giving a Starship presentation. As he once told me, 'Mars needs babies.'"&nbsp;The SpaceX and Tesla chief responded to his tweet, saying, "It (Mars) does need people!"

Iceland's tourism authorities have mocked Mark Zuckerberg and his new Meta project in its latest video, inviting people to enter the "Icelandverse".
Using language similar to the Facebook founder's in its video introducing Meta and the "Metaverse", an Icelandic tourism promoter talks about a "new", "immersive" world, that's "real".In the new video, a Zuckerberg lookalike &mdash; complete with his Caesar cut and hand gestures &mdash; introduces viewers to &ldquo;Icelandverse,&rdquo; a place of &ldquo;enhanced actual reality without silly looking headsets.&rdquo;&ldquo;Some said it&rsquo;s not possible. Some said it&rsquo;s out of reach. To them, we say it&rsquo;s already here. Seriously. Look, it&rsquo;s right here,&rdquo; the presenter points out the window to a breathtaking real view of snow-covered Icelandic mountains.The video extolls Iceland&rsquo;s &ldquo;completely immersive&rdquo; experiences, such as its real rocks, real humans and &ldquo;skies you can see with your eyeballs.&rdquo;The video has already had more than 600,000 views on YouTube, just 200,000 less than Meta's own video.

Watch: Iceland Tourism mocks Mark Zuckerberg’s ‘metaverse’ while welcoming tourists to 'Icelandverse'

Metaverse vs Icelandverse: How Iceland roasted Mark Zuckerberg 

(Use&nbsp; thumbnail of split image) Iceland's tourism authorities have mocked Mark Zuckerberg and his new Meta project in its latest video, inviting people to enter the "Icelandverse".
Just play the video&nbsp;

Iceland's tourism authorities have mocked Mark Zuckerberg and his new umbrella group Meta in its latest video, inviting people to enter the "Icelandverse".

Iceland's tourism authorities have mocked Mark Zuckerberg and his new Meta project in its latest video, inviting people to enter the "Icelandverse".
Using language similar to the Facebook founder's in its video introducing Meta and the "Metaverse", an Icelandic tourism promoter talks about a "new", "immersive" world, that's "real".
Also watch|&nbsp;<a title="Musk trolls Bernie Sanders on Twitter: 'I keep forgetting you're still alive'" href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/musk-trolls-bernie-sanders-on-twitter-i-keep-forgetting-you-re-still-alive-1636944231035">Musk trolls Bernie Sanders on Twitter: 'I keep forgetting you're still alive'</a> In the new video, a Zuckerberg lookalike &mdash; complete with his Caesar cut and hand gestures &mdash; introduces viewers to &ldquo;Icelandverse,&rdquo; a place of &ldquo;enhanced actual reality without silly looking headsets.&rdquo; &ldquo;Some said it&rsquo;s not possible. Some said it&rsquo;s out of reach. To them, we say it&rsquo;s already here. Seriously. Look, it&rsquo;s right here,&rdquo; the presenter points out the window to a breathtaking real view of snow-covered Icelandic mountains. The video extolls Iceland&rsquo;s &ldquo;completely immersive&rdquo; experiences, such as its real rocks, real humans and &ldquo;skies you can see with your eyeballs.&rdquo; The video has already had more than 600,000 views on YouTube, just 200,000 less than Meta's own video.

Jeff Bezos&nbsp;sent a warning shot via twitter to Hollywood&rsquo;s biggest heartthrobs Leonardo DiCaprio&nbsp;as a video of&nbsp;&ldquo;Leo, come over here, I want to show you something&hellip;&rdquo; Bezos&nbsp;wrote&nbsp;Monday, alongside an image of Bezos leaning over a sign that reads, &ldquo;DANGER! STEEP CLIFF FATAL DROP.Tagged along the picture is a video shared by BarStool&nbsp;where Bezos' girlfriend&nbsp;Sanchez appears fixated while&nbsp;DiCaprio&nbsp;is in a conversation with them.&nbsp;In the clip,&nbsp;S&aacute;nchez flashes&nbsp;a big smile while chatting closely with&nbsp;DiCaprio. Bezos stood silently by her side, but the billionaire had a lot to say on Twitter after the&nbsp;clip was viewed over 12 million times.&nbsp;&ldquo;Leo is Mr. Steal Yo Girl,&rdquo; Barstool captioned the video.Netizens&nbsp;launched into a meme&nbsp;frenzy on the twitter thread mocking the world's second richest man taking on the ladies man Leonardo.&nbsp;The romantic relationship between Bezos and S&aacute;nchez, a former television reporter, first came to light in January 2019&nbsp;after the&nbsp;National Enquirer published racy text messages&nbsp;exchanged by Bezos and Sanchez.&nbsp;That came just days after Bezos&nbsp;announced on Twitter&nbsp;that&nbsp;he and wife MacKenzie&nbsp;Scott&nbsp;were divorcing&nbsp;after 25 years of marriage.

Jeff Bezos 'warns' Leonardo DiCaprio as girlfriend Lauren Sanchez swoons over actor

Jeff Bezos 'threatens' to push Leonardo DiCaprio off a cliff over a girl! 

Billionaire Bezos vs Ladies Man Leonardo

Jeff Bezos&nbsp;sent a warning shot via twitter to Hollywood&rsquo;s biggest heartthrobs Leonardo DiCaprio&nbsp;as a video of&nbsp;
&ldquo;Leo, come over here, I want to show you something&hellip;&rdquo; Bezos&nbsp;wrote&nbsp;Monday, alongside an image of Bezos leaning over a sign that reads, &ldquo;DANGER! STEEP CLIFF FATAL DROP.
Tagged along the picture is a video shared by BarStool&nbsp;where Bezos' girlfriend&nbsp;Sanchez appears fixated while&nbsp;DiCaprio&nbsp;is in a conversation with them.&nbsp;
In the clip,&nbsp;S&aacute;nchez flashes&nbsp;a big smile while chatting closely with&nbsp;DiCaprio. Bezos stood silently by her side, but the billionaire had a lot to say on Twitter after the&nbsp;clip was viewed over 12 million times.&nbsp;&ldquo;Leo is Mr. Steal Yo Girl,&rdquo; Barstool captioned the video.
Netizens&nbsp;launched into a meme&nbsp;frenzy on the twitter thread mocking the world's second richest man taking on the ladies man Leonardo.&nbsp;

"Leo, come over here, I want to show you something," Bezos&nbsp;captioned&nbsp;a shirtless photo of himself&nbsp;standing over a sign that reads, "Danger! Steep cliff. Fatal drop."

Jeff Bezos&nbsp;sent a warning shot via twitter to Hollywood&rsquo;s biggest heartthrobs Leonardo DiCaprio&nbsp;as a video of the billionaires' girlfriend Lauren Sanchez 'swooning' over Leo goes viral.&nbsp; &ldquo;Leo, come over here, I want to show you something&hellip;&rdquo; Bezos&nbsp;wrote&nbsp;Monday, alongside an image of Bezos leaning over a sign that reads, &ldquo;DANGER! STEEP CLIFF FATAL DROP. Tagged along the picture is a video shared by BarStool&nbsp;where Bezos' girlfriend&nbsp;Sanchez appears fixated while&nbsp;DiCaprio&nbsp;is in a conversation with them.&nbsp; In the clip,&nbsp;S&aacute;nchez flashes&nbsp;a big smile while chatting closely with&nbsp;DiCaprio. Bezos stood silently by her side, but the billionaire had a lot to say on Twitter after the&nbsp;clip was viewed over 12 million times.&nbsp;&ldquo;Leo is Mr. Steal Yo Girl,&rdquo; Barstool captioned the video. Netizens&nbsp;launched into a meme&nbsp;frenzy on the twitter thread mocking the world's second richest man taking on the ladies man Leonardo.&nbsp; Read/Watch Also: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/you-have-been-judged-elon-musk-s-big-legal-win-against-rival-jeff-bezos-1636105225053">You have been Judged! Musk to Bezos</a> The romantic relationship between Bezos and S&aacute;nchez, a former television reporter, first came to light in January 2019&nbsp;after the&nbsp;National Enquirer published racy text messages&nbsp;exchanged by Bezos and Sanchez.&nbsp;That came just days after Bezos&nbsp;announced on Twitter&nbsp;that&nbsp;he and wife MacKenzie&nbsp;Scott&nbsp;were divorcing&nbsp;after 25 years of marriage.

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