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At 90, this Kerala granny is learning to be tech savvy! 

This 90-year-old grandmother from Kerala&nbsp;shows how it's never too late to learn and be tech savvy!

At 90 this Kerala granny is learning to be tech savvy! 

It's never too late to learn and that's what this 90-year-old grandmother from Kerala&nbsp;believes!
Her&nbsp;grandson Arun Thomas took to Reddit to share photos of her reading the newspaper online and people are pleased to see her zeal and willingness to learn even at this age!
It's only been slightly over a month that the granny took to sitting infront of the laptop to read the e-paper as the family cancelled the physical newspaper subscription&nbsp;owing to the pandemic.&nbsp;

It's never too late to learn and that's what this 90-year-old grandmother from Kerala&nbsp;believes!
Her&nbsp;grandson Arun Thomas took to Reddit to share photos of her reading the newspaper online and people are pleased to see her zeal and willingness to learn even at this age!
After the family cancelled the physical newspaper subscription&nbsp;owing to the pandemic, granny took to sitting infront of the laptop to read the e-paper.&nbsp;

Kohli takes blame for dropped catches, asks team to 'move on'

Post the embarrassing&nbsp;97-run defeat, RCB&nbsp;skipper takes up the responsibility of the thrashing

After an embarrassing&nbsp;97-run defeat against KXIP, RCB&nbsp;skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;willfully stepped up to admit his fault. Kohli&nbsp;dropped his counterpart KL Rahul&nbsp;twice on 83 and 90 which eventually costed&nbsp;them the game. Taking up the responsibility of the thrashing, the 31-year-old accepted that had they been able to restrict&nbsp;KXIP&nbsp;to 180, the team wouldn't have been under pressure from ball one of the chase. RCB&nbsp;had a good game and a bad game too, and now it is time to move on and learn from the mistakes we made, he added. RCB&nbsp;is set to face defending champions Mumbai&nbsp;Indians on September&nbsp;28.&nbsp;

Of the 270 stranded, over 90 whales feared dead in Tasmania

In what is believed to be the worst instance of marooning of marine animals in a decade, over 270 whales have been stranded im the&nbsp;Macquarie Harbour on Tasmania&rsquo;s west coast, 90 of which have apparently died.
Marine rescue teams are on a mission to save the stranded pilot whales and it could take several days to rescue them.
If the cool weather continues, experts believe the rest of whales would be able to survive.&nbsp;
Some of the whales have reached inaccessible locations and thus it is hard to determine the actual number of those feared dead.

Over 90 whales feared dead in Tasmania

In what is believed to be the worst instance of marooning of marine animals in a decade, over 270 whales have been stranded in the&nbsp;Macquarie Harbour on Tasmania&rsquo;s west coast, 90 of which have apparently died.
What caused the whales to move to the shore is still unknown. While&nbsp;some of the whales&nbsp;reached inaccessible locations, marine rescue teams were able to save 25 of the animals on Tuesday and are aiming to escort more back into the sea.&nbsp;
Whale beachings are common in the region, but one of this size has not been seen in over a decade. Tasmania last recorded a mass stranding in 2009 involving around 200 whales.
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In what is believed to be the worst instance of marooning of marine animals in a decade, over 270 whales have been stranded in the&nbsp;Macquarie Harbour on Tasmania&rsquo;s west coast, 90 of which have apparently died.
What caused the whales to move to the shore is still unknown. While&nbsp;some of the whales&nbsp;reached inaccessible locations, marine rescue teams were able to save 25 of the animals on Tuesday and are aiming to escort more back into the sea.&nbsp;
Whale beachings are common in the region, but one of this size has not been seen in over a decade. Tasmania last recorded a mass stranding in 2009 involving around 200 whales.

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