Honking can be quite an annoyance, but this truck driver's horn in Bhopal has an innovative twist! The video, which has now gone viral, shows a group of people standing in front of a truck and asking the driver to honk once more. Unlike the usual blaring sound, it belts out a tune of the famous song 'Main Jat Yamla Pagla Deewana' from 1975 film Pratigya! The amusing video has left many in splits.

Honking can be quite an annoyance, but this truck driver's horn in Bhopal has an innovative twist! The video, which has now gone viral, shows a group of people standing in front of a truck and asking the driver to honk once more. Unlike the usual blaring sound, it belts out a tune of the famous song 'Main Jat Yamla Pagla Deewana' from 1975 film Pratigya! The amusing video has left many in splits.

A grandfather walks&nbsp;almost six kilometers regularly to catch a glimpse of his newborn granddaughter through a window in Michigan. In a viral post, that has resonated with many people in the wake of the Covid-19 outbreak, Joshua Gillett stated that it breaks his heart to see that his dad cannot hold his daughter. He did hold Ellianna twice before the lockdown, but Michigan imposed stay-at-home orders after that. Joshua concluded&nbsp;the post on a hopeful note&nbsp;and urged everyone to stay home for their loved ones so that we can fight this sooner.

The lockdown posed no hurdles for this 97-year-old World War II veteran, who grooved to 'Can't Stop the Feeling' by Justin Timberlake.&nbsp;US Navy pilot Chuck Franzke from Wisconsin, danced to the song in his porch as he followed quarantine rules. The video turned many heads and elevated spirits on social media.

American TV personality, author, and model Padma Lakshmi has sent netizens into a tizzy when she shared a new 'chip-bag- sealing hack' on Twitter, originally shared on TikTok by another user. Sealing a pack of partially empty chips is a struggle many of us are familiar with. The video shows it being done without any sealing device! Simply fold both corners of the packet, roll them inwards and you're good to go! Take a look

The Kerala Police tweeted a hilarious&nbsp;compilation on Twitter that shows people hastily running for cover&nbsp;on spotting surveillance drones!&nbsp;The Kerala&nbsp;Police have been using drones to ensure that people abide by the nationwide lockdown rules. People in paddy fields and beaches were seen running away, some covering their faces to avoid detection with&nbsp;the commentary&nbsp;of the 2016 Tracer Bullet Challenge by Ravi Shastri&nbsp;playing in the backdrop.&nbsp;

Amid Covid-19 lockdown, 'Tanhaji' actress Neha Sharma is trying out a new fad on social media called the T-shirt Challenge. Taking to Instagram, Neha posted a video where she can be seen wearing a T-shirt while doing a handstand with her broken wrist. That's not all, Neha also invited her actor-sister Aisha Sharma, to take up the challenge. Have a look!

In a new case of animal's day out amid lockdown, lambs were spotted on a merry-go-round in a deserted park in England. Captured by Facebook&nbsp;user Debbie Ellis, the video has captured many eyes on social media.&nbsp;

The latest season of 'Money Heist' is out! One of what appears its biggest fans,&nbsp;Karan Chaitra Deshmukh has shared a Tabla rendition of the show's theme song 'Bella Ciao'. Donning the show's signature costume along with a Dali mask, this rendition promises a powerful puch. Take a look!

This viral TikTok video of a flying dog inside a room will definitely cheer you up. A dog owner attached a bunch of balloons to its little poodle and watched as it rose up in the air. The dog donned safety goggles and took flight with 'you would not believe your eyes' playing in the background!

As people stay at home, their cooking skills are coming to the limelight. One such culinary experiment in particular has struck a chord with netizens. People are able to digest this user's Makki&nbsp;ki Roti with Maggi&nbsp;combination.&nbsp;

As India grapples with the coronavirus pandemic, people began counting blessings to uplift their mood. During the ongoing 21-day nationwide lockdown, it was reported that the pollution levels have fallen across several cities.&nbsp;Twitterati took it upon themselves to create hilarious memes and posts of what all they could view from their homes with the improved air quality! From one netizen being able to see Burj Khalifa from Noida&nbsp;to another being able to spot Canada from Punjab, their creative minds ran endlessly to make people laugh with their jokes.

Stuck at home, and through your netflix list - here's some books you can pick up this quarantine!
Love in the time of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia Marquez This book is about more than just cholera. It&rsquo;s about love and relationships that span decades, written by Gabriel Garcia Marquez it asks if maybe love is the real disease?
The Hike by Sarah Gribble This short horror read about a daylong desert hiking trip gone terribly wrong will remind you why you&rsquo;re glad to stay safe at home after all.
Warm Bodies by Isaac Marion This reimagining of Romeo and Juliet with zombies inspires hope that while we have the power to infect each other, our search for a cure&mdash;and for love&mdash;might just bring out the best in humanity.
My Year of Rest and Relaxation, by Ottessa Moshfegh In New York City, an alienated young woman tries to sleep through an entire year. Sounds kind of like what we're trying to do right now, doesn't it?
The Plague, by Albert Camus An absurdist's dream. The Plague is an unexpected guide to self-care. You can take breaks, Camus reminds us, even in the most intense and devastating situations.

Bengal is known for its love for music and it is music Kolkata&nbsp;Police turned to to spread awareness about coronavirus and bring a little joy to people during the lockdown.&nbsp;
First up is the song 'O re Halla&nbsp;rajar sena' or 'Soldiers of Halla&nbsp;Raja' from the iconic Satyajit&nbsp;Ray movie 'Goopy&nbsp;Gyne&nbsp;Bagha&nbsp;Byne'. The original song has the hero asking a king's army what they would gain by going to war. The Kolkata&nbsp;Police gave it a 'stay at home' twist.&nbsp;
Shifting gears to Bangla&nbsp;pop, another group of policemen belted out their version of popular Bengali song 'Bela&nbsp;Bose' by Anjan&nbsp;Dutt.&nbsp;
These are difficult times and the cops of the City of Joy turned to the classic 'We shall overcome' to boost people's spirit

The viral Dalgona Coffee, inspired by a South Korean sponge candy, has become a global hit as people favour their sweet tooth while self-isolating.&nbsp;'Dalgona' is actually a sponge candy, popular as a street food in South Korea.&nbsp;DIY Dalgona coffee videos have been sweeping the Internet all the way from Indonesia to the United States and even India. The recipe is quite simple. It uses instant coffee, warm water and sugar. With a whole lot of whisking, the coffee paste turns into a thick creamy mix and the 'inverse cappucino-style treat' is ready by adding milk.&nbsp;Netizens have been quick to share their own versions.&nbsp;

Twin sisters from Jammu&nbsp;Saibaa and Saisha Gupta, are raising awareness about the new coronavirus in a unique way. They have composed a 'Corona Song' that urges people to follow health measures and follow social distancing in a musical way.&nbsp;

While for most people its their family or pets interrupting their video calls, this guy decided to get creative with walk-ins. video producer Dan Crowd created a background of himself accidently walking for his Zoom meeting leaving netizens&nbsp;wholly impressed. People praised his creativity calling it 'modern art', while many tried the trick themselves!&nbsp;

Finding a creative way to cope with the crisis, a Dehi-based dancer devised a performance synchronised to a poem on hope by Kuldeep&nbsp;Misra. The 26-year-old dancer Mrinalini, who is a&nbsp;Sahitya Kala Parishad Scholar,&nbsp;perfomed&nbsp;in the corridor of her building and the video of her perfomance&nbsp;has gone viral on Instagram.&nbsp;

As 'work from home' becomes the norm in the face of the Covid-19 outbreak, pets seem to be the biggest beneficiaries. Canadian TV personality Chantal Desjardin decided to use quarantine time with her 7-week-old puppy cooper to the fullest and created his version of&nbsp;Gloria Gaynor's 'I Will Survive'&nbsp;called 'The Pets will Thrive'. The anthem, from a dog's perspective, is quickly becoming a rage online

Looks like many are not being able to express their emotions about the Covid-19 outbreak through words, and are resorting to using the mask and virus emojis to convey their feelings. The mask emoji and virus are currently the two most popularly emojis&nbsp;that people are using while texting and on social media. Emojipedia, the encyclopaedia for emojis analysed more than 2,00,000 emojis on Covid-19 to determine the most popular emojis.&nbsp;Interestingly, the&nbsp;'Face With Tears of Joy'&nbsp;emoji was also incredibly popular in Covid-related tweets.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Jaycee Baso, a home-chef based in Sydney, has found a simple hack to dice an onion in seconds and with maximum efficiency. Take an onion, separate&nbsp;out its root, cut it into half and peel the cover. You've got the basics right, now watch how to chop it into pieces.&nbsp;

Twitter on Friday 'lit up' with memes following Prime Minister Modi's address to the nation. In the address PM Modi called upon Indians to switch off their lights and step into the balcony with candles and torches in a show of solidarity during the lockdown. Making a comeback on the internet&nbsp;was a fake 'Nasa&nbsp;picture of Diwali', and many predictions that this is what the nation will look like on April 5th!&nbsp;

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