A 6-year-old boy from Canada is spreading cheer with his jokes amid all the gloom. Callaghan McLaughlin set up a walk-by, drive-by stall in his neighbourhood in British Columbia to make those around him smile. He knows around 16-17 jokes that he learnt from a joke book in the last six months. His original plan was to set up a lemonade stall in Spring, but this seemed more ideal keeping the Covid-19 pandemic and&nbsp;social distancing rules in mind. The sweet gesture&nbsp;even won comedian Rey Reynolds' attention, who called Callaghan a hero.

A 6-year-old boy from Canada is spreading cheer with his jokes amid all the gloom. Callaghan McLaughlin set up a walk-by, drive-by stall in his neighbourhood in British Columbia to make those around him smile. He knows around 16-17 jokes that he learnt from a joke book in the last six months. His original plan was to set up a lemonade stall in Spring, but this seemed more ideal keeping the Covid-19 pandemic and social distancing rules in mind. The sweet gesture even won comedian Rey Reynolds' attention, who called Callaghan a hero.

Not all heroes wear capes, some don the khakhi uniform of a police constable. A Mumbai&nbsp;policeman turned saviour for a 14-year-old girl who had to undergo an open heart surgery and needed blood, urgently. Amid Cyclone Nisarga&nbsp;that hit Mumbai,&nbsp;family and friends couldn't make it to the hospital. PC Aakash Gaikwad volunteered to donate blood. The helpful gesture was shared on Twitter by Param Bir Singh, the Mumbai Commissioner of Police.&nbsp;

There's no social distancing in space, and it seems Twitter is rather jealous about that. In a video shared by NASA astronauts from the Crew Dragon were seen hugging as they entered the International Space Station. Twitter was fairly envious of the human contact in space. Elon Musk's SpaceX scripted history as it successfully launched two NASA astronauts aboard Crew Dragon - the first commercial company to do so.

An image of a perfectly camouflaged lizard is puzzling people on Twitter. Shared by Indian Forest Services officer Ramesh&nbsp;Pandey, who shared that there is a&nbsp;Satanic leaf-tailed lizard, native to the rain forests&nbsp;of Madagascar, hidden in plain sight in the image. The lizard's tail looks like a leaf and Twitterati&nbsp;was quick to proclaim that this might just be the 'best camouflage' they have ever seen.&nbsp;

A brother-sister duo in Jharkhand is created waves on the Internet with their dance moves seen in videos shared on TikTok. With over a million followers on the social media platform, Sanatan Kumar Mahato and his sister from Dhanbad&nbsp;perform coordinated dance routines on&nbsp;Bollywood music and leave their fans mesmerised with their infectious energy! TV host Mini Mathur, recently, shared one of the videos, which went viral on Twitter.&nbsp;

Global health experts have been emphasising&nbsp;on the importance&nbsp;of washing your hands regularly&nbsp;as a precaution against the&nbsp;Covid-19 virus. Taking the advice seriously, an&nbsp;autorickshaw driver in Kerala decided to install a tap along with a bottle of liquid soap in his vehicle! Before taking their seats, passengers must&nbsp;wash their hands as a safety measure. The 'corona innovation', seen in a TikTok video, has gone viral on social media and even caught the attention of business tycoon Harsh Goenka, who praised the invention.

Since early April, locusts have been sighted in at least four different states in the worst outbreak in almost 30 years. From using drums and utensils to mobile disc jockeys, farmers have been trying various ways to keep them at bay and protect their crops. A viral video of one farmer's desi hack is winning the Internet. Shared by the superintendent of police in Jhansi,&nbsp;it shows an airplane sitting atop a long pole placed in the middle of a field. The model creates a loud noise, believed to keep the insects away.&nbsp;It has been made with simple things such as fan blades, a plastic bottle, a cardboard tail and a can!

To uplift spirits, residents at the Juafar Quarantine Centre in Siwan&nbsp;in&nbsp;Bihar&nbsp;took to dancing. The trending clip shows people dancing to the famous song 'Sandese Aatey&nbsp;Hai' from the 1997 Bollywood movie Border. The clip was shared by a cop, calling the performance&nbsp;'covidance'. Residents were seen standing in rows while maintaining social distance, and following one of the members on stage.

A healthcare worker in the UK reunited with her daughters after nine weeks and the heartwarming&nbsp;moment&nbsp;was captured on video. Suzie Vaughan, working at the forefront of the Covid-19 battle, was isolating from her family to avoid the risk of&nbsp;transmission of the infection.&nbsp;Vaughan works at a Covid-19 ward at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Kings Lynn. She decided to surprise her daughters who were staying with her sister Charlotte. In the video, shared by Charlotte, Suzie is seen sneaking in to meet her daughters, who are caught absolutely unaware. The reunion has left netizens&nbsp;teary-eyed.

From the Coronavirus&nbsp;pandemic, locust attacks, Cyclone Amphan and now Cyclone Nisarga,&nbsp;the year 2020 has been referred&nbsp;to on social media by netizens, as one that should be written off.
While Bollywood&nbsp;stars have urged fans to stay safe, Twitter is&nbsp;flooded with these hilarious memes made using Bollywood dialogues to drive away your blues. Take a look!
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As people appreciate instances of animals making rare appearances in urban landscapes during the lockdown, a horrific incident of human cruelty towards animals has come to light. A pregnant elephant, who had wandered into a village in Kerala in search of food, died after some locals fed her a pineapple stuffed with firecrackers. The incident was brought to light by forest officer Mohan&nbsp;Krishnan on Facebook. He wrote in his post that the pineapple exploded in the elephant's mouth injuring her badly. She then ran around the village in pain but didn't hurt anyone or damage anything. She finally went and stood in the river which possibly gave her relief from the pain. The forest officials tried to rescue her by using two other elephants but she refused to come out and died while standing in water. The elephant's body was taken back to the forest and cremated.&nbsp;

The alleged &lsquo;Pakistan spy pigeon&rsquo; has been released by the Indian authorities after no incriminating evidence was found against the bird. A pigeon with a pink patch and tag on its leg that had some number on it, flew to Jammu and Kashmir&rsquo;s Kathua from Pakistan and triggered conspiracies. Habibullah, a Pakistani man and alleged owner of the bird made pleas from across the border for the bird&rsquo;s release. He said the numbers on the bird&rsquo;s tag was not a code but his phone number and urged the authorities to return the &lsquo;innocent bird&rsquo;. After investigating the infiltration, Indian authorities found the bird to be just that, a bird, and released it from the same spot where it was found.

A doctor and a nurse, fighting the Covid-19 pandemic at the frontline, tied the knot in a beautiful ceremony at a London hospital where they work. The ceremony was originally scheduled to take place in August, but had to be rescheduled as 34-year-old&nbsp;Jann Tipping and 30-year-old&nbsp;Annalan Navaratnam&nbsp;feared that their families would not be able to attend. So instead, they got married at a chapel in the St Thomas Hospital with their families in attendance, virtually! The wedding took place on the 24th of April, but the photos were shared recently by the hospital. The duo described the experience of a wedding at their place of work as 'surreal'!

Who doesn't love a good food hack? A Tik Tok&nbsp;user shared a clip of their mother using a pair of tongs to cut a cake leaving netizens&nbsp;impressed. The method lets you cut equally sized slices of cake every time ensuring that no one in the family fights over which slice to grab!&nbsp;

There's no better way to gauge how Indians are feeling, than checking out their meme game. With the phased opening of restrictions announced by the Centre on Saturday, Twitter was abuzz with memes on Unlock 1. Here's a look at some of the funniest ones!

It's 'monkey business' as usual in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh. A group of monkeys in Meerut snatched and ran away with blood samples from a lab technician on Friday, news agency ANI reported. According to the Principal of Meerut Medical College, they were not Covid-19 swab tests but blood samples being taken for routine tests. A viral video allegedly of the incident posted on Twitter shows a monkey chewing on some medical equipment. The video has created apprehension among locals for the spread of infectious disease in the area via monkeys.

The beauty of nature never fails to amaze us! In yet another incident, peacocks caused an unusual traffic jam on a deserted road, reportedly, in Rajasthan. The undated viral video was shared by Indian Forest Service Officer Parveen Kaswan&nbsp;on Twitter. The spectacle is every bird lover's paradise!

There was one very good boy in the graduating class of 2020 at Virginia Tech&rsquo;s College of Veterinary Medicine. Moose, an eight-year-old therapy dog received an honorary doctorate in veterinary medicine! The labrador, who is an ambassador for mental health awareness, was honoured in an online commencement ceremony. You would often see Moose attending a game of football, taking a good swim and helping students cope with issues like anxiety and trauma.&nbsp;

The sweltering heat seems to be hitting everyone. In a viral video, shared by IFS officer Susanta Nanda on Twitter, a man is seen pouring water on a huge king cobra in an open compound, to cool it down.&nbsp;Nanda&nbsp;expressed a word of caution and urged viewers not to try this as it can be dangerous. Many identified the man in the video as a wildlife conservationist from Kerala.&nbsp;

A meme&nbsp;from pop culture is helping netizens laugh through the pandemic and has quickly become an online trend. It has people sharing how the year was supposed to go versus how it's actually going with the #MyPlansVs2020. Everyone got really creative as some compared iconic scenes from movies and TV shows to happier moments. Take a look.&nbsp;

Eid greetings from this Malaysian family came with a unique twist that's taken the Internet by storm. As celebrations took on a sombre hue and people stayed indoors due to the Covid-19 pandemic, this family decided to do something fun. Dressed in traditional Malaysian attire, musical artist Adam Imanullah&nbsp;with his sister and parents were seen grooving to the beats of the song 'Think About Things' by Dadi Freyr&nbsp;in a perfectly coordinated dance routine.&nbsp;The video was shared on Twitter and has garnered over 9 million views.&nbsp;The 'Think About Things' dance challenge has become quite popular on TikTok.

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