Netizens love an easy life-hack and the latest one on the block has won many hearts. A vendor had a simple technique to sort fruits by size. The clip has been doing the rounds on social media for a while but came to the fore when it was shared by Twitter user Vala Afshar, collecting over 3.6 million views. The video shows two rods placed side by side with cartons under them. The distance between the rods increases from one end to another in a slanting position. When the pomegranates&nbsp;are placed between the rods, it falls into the boxes kept below as per the size!

Netizens love an easy life-hack and the latest one on the block has won many hearts. A vendor had a simple technique to sort fruits by size. The clip has been doing the rounds on social media for a while but came to the fore when it was shared by Twitter user Vala Afshar, collecting over 3.6 million views. The video shows two rods placed side by side with cartons under them. The distance between the rods increases from one end to another in a slanting position. When the pomegranates are placed between the rods, it falls into the boxes kept below as per the size!

In a time where everyone should strive to live a&nbsp;more sustainable life, this video is the perfect example of how its done. Shared by IFS officer&nbsp;Sudha Ramen&nbsp;on Twitter, the video shows an innovative and fully functional&nbsp;tiffin&nbsp;carrier made from bamboo, featuring containers and secure locking system. Ramen&nbsp;revealed that the concept is from Manipur&nbsp;and is made from local resources, adding information of the vendor for anyone who may want to order a bamboo tiffin&nbsp;of their own!&nbsp;

A dramatic video of a bridge in Gujarat's Junagadh being washed away by the heavy rains has gone viral. The nearly 30-year-old bridge in Bamnasa village over the Sabli river served as a lifeline for the locals who used it for their daily commute to and from their village. A request for its repair is pending for the last two years, reports said. The aerial footage of the area shows locals, absolutely cut off from the rest of the district, as their only link lay broken.

Samadipta Mukherjee&nbsp;from West Bengal has given an Indian classical twist to&nbsp;Mozart's 40th Symphony and veteran singer Lata Mangeshkar&nbsp;is highly impressed by her rendition. She shared Mukherjee's&nbsp;video on Twitter and the Internet is loving it.&nbsp;Samadipta&nbsp;responded to Lata&nbsp;Mangeshkar's&nbsp;tweet, thanking her for her blessings.&nbsp;

Meet 'Bob-cut Sengamalam', an elephant who lives at the Rajagopalaswamy Temple in the town of Mannargudi&nbsp;in Tamil Nadu. She keeps making an appearance on the Internet for her unique hairstyle. She's got a bob cut and her mahout S Rajagopal&nbsp;is the man behind her fringes. He shares that it's not&nbsp;easy to maintain her hairstyle but he wanted to give her a special look. Indian Forest Service officer Sudha Ramen, recently,&nbsp;shared photos of the stylish elephant on Twitter&nbsp;but visitors to the temple often take to social media to share her photos as she's quite a sensation!

Milind&nbsp;Soman's 81-year-old mother&nbsp;is leaving no stone unturned in proving that age is just a number.
Taking to Instagram, Milind posted a video from his mother's celebrations at home amid the lockdown. Take a look!
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Wild animals seem be having a gala time amid the Covid-19 lockdown&nbsp;with lesser crowds.&nbsp;In a video that has now gone viral, a herd of&nbsp;deer can be seen running around Mithi River in Mumbai&nbsp;and left&nbsp;everyone&nbsp;stunned at the rare sight. The video was shared by lawyer and environmental activist Afroz Shah on Twitter.

Pani puri&nbsp;vendors in India are turning creative amid the Covid-19 pandemic. To ensure utmost safety and hygiene while you enjoy a plateful of your favourite street snack, some vendors are switching to contactless&nbsp;pani&nbsp;puri&nbsp;vending machines. A video doing the rounds on social media, shared by&nbsp;Additional Director General of Assam Police&nbsp;Hardi Singh, shows an automated machine dispensing flavoured water and the crisp&nbsp;puris&nbsp;once money is inserted into it. It seems like this could be the future of street food in a post-pandemic world.&nbsp;

In a bizarre 4th of July tweet, American rapper Kanye West, announced on Saturday that he would run for president in 2020, in an apparent challenge to Trump and his presumptive Democratic rival, former Vice President Joe Biden. West who is an ardent supporter of US President Donald Trump, in his tweet wrote, "we must now realize the promise of America by trusting God, unifying our vision and building our future", adding an American flag emoji and the hashtag "#2020VISION". Its not clear though if Kanye is joking about vying for the presidency four months before the November 3 election or if he has filed any official paperwork. Interestingly, Tesla and Space X CEO, Elon Musk, who is known for eccentric outbursts on social media, endorsed West's post. Musk wrote, "You have my full support!"

A cop, allegedly drunk, ran his car over a woman on a busy street in Delhi on Friday. The CCTV footage of the incident shows a white car hitting a woman and then the driver, reportedly a sub inspector, speeding away through a group of people, crushing the woman under his wheels as the people chased the car. The accused sub inspector has been arrested and the woman, who was badly injured in the incident, is in hospital.

Wearing a face mask or covering is not just choice but a necessity to protect yourself from contracting Covid-19. But a man from Pune&nbsp;has given an interesting twist to this health mandate.&nbsp;Shankar Kurade, from the&nbsp;Pimpri-Chinchwad&nbsp;region of Pune district, has got himself a mask made of gold worth Rs 2.89 Lakhs, reports news agency ANI. Kurade&nbsp;said that the mask is thin and has small holes on its surface to support breathing. However, he is not sure whether the mask is effective in preventing infection or not! The gold mask was quick to go viral on social media.&nbsp;

A Mumbai-based doctor Richa Negi definitely rose the temperature with her moves on a popular Bollywood song, dressed in a full&nbsp;PPE suit. She brought joy to her colleagues as she shook a leg to the song 'Garmi'&nbsp;from the movie Street Dancer 3D, sharing&nbsp;that the vibe of the song matched how every doctor felt while wearing the PPE&nbsp;suit for hours! She encouraged her fellow colleagues to stay positive&nbsp;despite the tough working conditions.&nbsp;

Amelia Rude from Indiana shared a photograph of a strange&nbsp;crystal that she recently discovered, but it broke the Internet for its uncanny resemblance to a piece of fried&nbsp;chicken!&nbsp;According to a report by UK-based publication Evening Standard, the woman makes bracelets under her brand called 'Unbeadable Energies', and had bought a calcium carbonate cluster. The photo triggered an overflow of memes&nbsp;when it made its way on Twitter. Many even commented on the post with similar instances of crystals resembling food!

When it comes to jugaad, even animals seem to be acing the game! A video, which has resurfaced on the Internet, shows a goat and a buffalo standing next to a tree, just when an idea strikes the goat. It climbs up onto the buffalo's back reach the leaves on the tree and munches away to glory. The video was shared on Twitter by IFS officer Sudha Ramen.

A Wisconsin family turned hero for a bear cub found swimming with its head stuck in a plastic container! The bear in distress was found by Tricia Hurt, Brian and their son Brady when they were out fishing on the&nbsp;Marshmiller Lake. The entire rescue operation lasted five-minutes, and the bear was freed after multiple tries to remove the container. According to a CNN report, the family learnt from locals that the bear had been running around with the tub on its head for three to four days. While a rescue organisation was contacted several times, they weren't able to locate the bear given the rural landscape of the area.

It's not every day that we get to see the chief justice riding a bike, let alone a super cool Harley Davidson. CJI SA Bobde, who has been been pretty vocal about his love for bikes, was seen riding one in Nagpur recently. and the pictures have understandably gone viral. However, the bike in question does not belong to CJI Bobde. The Harley Davidson, Justice Bobde was pictured checking out, belongs to the son of a BJP leader from Nagpur.

You can trust Netizens to come up with the most hilarious comparisons and references! Twitterati was reminded of a hot sizzling dosa in a photograph of the planet Jupiter, and chances are that you wouldn't be able to disagree. The image of Jupiter was captured back in 2000 by&nbsp;NASA's Cassini spacecraft and it is a part of several coloured maps created by them.&nbsp;

Tik&nbsp;Tok users seem to be full of food tricks. A user from Australia shared a life hack showing how she seasons sushi by using a nozzle leaving her viewers impressed.&nbsp;
Instead of seasoning the sushi from the top&nbsp;like most people, she squeezed the sauce inside the roll to coat the filling.&nbsp;
The demonstration has been viewed 2.6 million times on the platform.&nbsp;

While Govinda may be one of the best dancers of Bollywood, a young boy grooving to the actor's super hit songs is attracting fans.&nbsp;The video was circulating widely on social media and caught the eye of lyricist Manoj Muntashir, who shared it on Twitter. With&nbsp;Govinda's&nbsp;famous songs playing in the backdrop, the clip has got over 1.5 million views! The boy is winning praise for his high spirit and effortless moves.&nbsp;

Michelin star chef and restaurateur Vikas&nbsp;Khanna&nbsp;has been running massive food distribution drives amid the pandemic. In a recent interview, a BBC&nbsp;anchor enquired whether Khanna's&nbsp;'sense of hunger' came from his upbringing in India. The US-based&nbsp;Indian chef's reply has gone viral on Twitter. Khanna&nbsp;told the news anchor that he was from Amritsar, where community kitchens can feed the entire city, which is why his sense of hunger is not from India but actually his beginnings&nbsp;in New York. He spoke about his struggle of starting out as youngster in the city of New York post the 9/11 period when getting jobs as a brown person was especially challenging.&nbsp;

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