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A newlywed couple in Pakistan's Hunza&nbsp;Valley chose to ride in an excavator for their wedding procession.&nbsp;
Couches were fitted into the bucket of the vehicle, decorated with flowers however, the couple stood as they were driven around amid loud cheers from the crowd.&nbsp;
Video of the couple enjoying their unique wedding ride is trending on social media with mixed reactions from the users.&nbsp;
Some applauded the couple's eccentric choice of ride while some expressed concern over the couple's safety.&nbsp;

Newlywed couple in Pakistan arrive in village riding an excavator 

A newly married couple in Pakistan chose an excavator as their wedding ride. 
What a unique choice of transport for one's wedding! 

A newlywed couple in Pakistan's Hunza&nbsp;Valley chose to ride an excavator for their wedding procession.&nbsp;
Couches were fitted into the bucket of the vehicle, decorated with flowers.
The couple stood as they were driven around amid loud cheers from the crowd.&nbsp;
Video of the couple enjoying their unique wedding ride is trending on social media with mixed reactions from the users.&nbsp;
Some applauded the couple's eccentric choice of ride while some expressed concern over the couple's safety.&nbsp;

A newly married couple in Pakistan chose an excavator as their wedding ride.&nbsp;

A newlywed couple in Pakistan's Hunza&nbsp;Valley chose to ride an excavator for their wedding procession.&nbsp;
Couches were fitted into the bucket of the vehicle, decorated with flowers.
The couple stood as they were driven around amid loud cheers from the crowd.&nbsp;
Video of the couple enjoying their unique wedding ride is trending on social media with mixed reactions from the users.&nbsp;
Some applauded the couple's eccentric choice of ride while some expressed concern over the couple's safety.&nbsp; <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/the-joy-we-all-need-today-viral-video-of-toddlers-melts-hearts-1631459098723">Watch this heart-warming&nbsp;video of toddlers meeting&nbsp;</a>

An elderly couple in Uttar Pradesh's Aligarh have made what they claim is the world's biggest lock.&nbsp;The lock, which weighs over 300 kgs, has been made with iron and brass. It measures 6 feet 2 inches in length, and is 2 feet, 9.5 inches wide.&nbsp;The couple has also created a key to match the lock, which weighs close to 12 kg and is 40 inches long.Satya Prakash Sharma and his wife Rukmini have spent one year creating it and incurred a cost of close to one lakh rupees.

Aligarh: elderly couple claims to have made 'world's biggest lock', weighs over 300 kg

Aligarh: elderly couple claims to have made the 'world's biggest lock', weighing over 300 kg

An elderly couple in Uttar Pradesh's Aligarh have made what they claim is the world's biggest lock.&nbsp;The lock, which weighs over 300 kgs, has been made with iron and brass. It measures 6 feet 2 inches in length, and is 2 feet, 9.5 inches wide.&nbsp;The couple has also created a key to match the lock, which weighs close to 12 kg and is 40 inches long.Satya Prakash Sharma and his wife Rukmini have spent one year creating it and incurred a cost of close to one lakh rupees.

Kerala doctor couple designs risk calculator for breast cancer 

A doctor couple in Kerala, Dr. Regi Jose and Dr Paul Augustine along with some others has developed a tool that may be able to assess the risk of a woman to develop breast cancer.
The risk calculator works by providing a score when the person answers a list of 7 questions. It may help women determine the frequency and kind of medical screening they need in order to get diagnosed in time.
To develop the calculator, they used statistical modelling after trying out various methods like the Gail method. Depending on the score, the person will know how often they need to undergo screening.
The calculator takes into account factors like age, history of breast feeding, age at menarche among other parameters.

A doctor couple in Kerala, Dr. Regi Jose and Dr Paul Augustine along with some others developed a tool that may be able to assess the risk of breast cancer in a woman.
The risk calculator works by providing a score when the person answers a list of 7 questions. It may help women determine the frequency and kind of medical screening they need in order to get diagnosed in time.
To develop the calculator, they used statistical modelling.&nbsp;The calculator takes into account factors like age, history of breast feeding, age at menarche among other parameters.

Couple in Odisha fed 500 street dogs to celebrate their wedding

To celebrate their wedding with a difference, Bhubaneswar-based couple Eureka Apta and Joanna Wang did something extraordinary! They fed 500 street dogs across the city

Couple in Odisha feeds 500 street dogs to celebrate their big day

To celebrate their wedding, Bhubaneswar-based couple Eureka Apta and Joanna Wang did something extraordinary!
The duo, who tied the knot on the 25th of September, organised a special meal for 500 street dogs in the city in collaboration with a local animal rescue organisation called Animal Welfare Trust Ekamra.
After a simple temple wedding, pilot-turned filmmaker Mr. Apta and Dentist Ms Wang wanted to make it a grand feast for the dogs, an inspiration that came from their visit to an animal shelter. The drive was also conducted in memory of Apta's&nbsp;late mother and Wang's grandfather.
Their story struck a chord with many on social media! The 'wedding-with-a-difference' they hope will inspire others and build awareness on the needs of specially-abled dogs and the curse of illegal breeding.

Trolls trend #BoycottTanishq after brand's interfaith promo clip 

An ad film featuring a Hindu-Muslim couple has become the latest topic to draw outrage from people on Twitter.&nbsp;
The promo clip released by iconic jewellery brand Tanishq&nbsp;features a Hindu woman who is married into a Muslim family, performing Hindu rituals.&nbsp;
Twitter users expressed distaste with the hashtag #BoycottTanishq, after which the brand has taken down the promo.&nbsp;

Netizens trend #BoycottTanishq after brand's interfaith promo clip 

Ad film featuring Hindu-Muslim couple draws outrage
Tanishq&nbsp;ad shows a Hindu woman married into a Muslim family
Twitter users trend #BoycottTanishq, brand takes down video

An ad film featuring a Hindu-Muslim couple has become the latest topic to draw outrage from people on Twitter.&nbsp;
The promo clip released by iconic jewellery brand Tanishq&nbsp;features a Hindu woman who is married into a Muslim family, performing Hindu rituals.&nbsp;
Twitter users expressed distaste with the hashtag #BoycottTanishq, after which the brand has taken down the promo.&nbsp;

Power of social media: help pours in for Delhi's Baba Ka Dhaba

Here's another instance of how powerful social media can be, help pours&nbsp;in for old couple's dhaba&nbsp;in Delhi after a video of them breaking down went viral

Power of social media: help pours in for old couple of Baba Ka Dhaba

On Wednesday night, the plight of an elderly couple who sell home cooked meals from a roadside dhaba&nbsp;in&nbsp;Delhi's Malviya Nagar caught the attention of social media.
A video by a food blogger showed 80-year-old Kanta Prasad and his wife, on the verge of tears on their meagre earnings.&nbsp;The duo serve meals at 30-50 rupees a plate.&nbsp;On asking how much he earned, Kanta Prasad produced 10 rupee notes and broke down.&nbsp;
Just like many others, the coronavirus pandemic wreaked havoc on the livelihood of this elderly couple.
Within hours of being shared on social media, the video garnered thousands of likes and retweets, catching the attention of celebrities, ministers and cricketers along with others.&nbsp;Bollywood actors Sonam Kapoor, Suneil Shetty and Raveena Tandon&nbsp;have even offered to help.
On Thursday morning, photos of the smiling couple made waves on the Internet, after numerous people visited their humble stall, urging others to visit 'Baba&nbsp;ka dhaba' and support them. Some reports say,&nbsp;the food sold out this morning.

Dubai-based couple takes gender reveal to new heights, literally!

The Burj&nbsp;Khalifa lit up to reveal the gender of this Dubai-based influencer couple's second child.

Dubai-based influencers Anas and Asala Marwah took gender reveal to a whole new level, quite literally!
In a video that is now going massively viral, the couple can be seen enjoying a light show at the world's tallest building,&nbsp;Burj Khalifa&nbsp;which lights up with the gender reveal of their second child.
Since being shared online, the video has garnered over 1.7 million views. The couple revealed they had been working on this project for over a month and began posting photos on their social media handles, as a prelude which read 'biggest baby reveal ever'.

Prince Harry repays $3.2 million taxpayer’s money  

Prince Harry has repaid $3.2 million in British taxpayers&rsquo; money that was used to renovate the home in Windsor intended for him and his wife Meghan before they gave up royal duties and moved to California.&nbsp;A spokesman for the couple said Monday that Harry had made a contribution to the Sovereign Grant, which is the public money that goes to the royal family. He said the contribution &ldquo;fully covered the necessary renovation costs of Frogmore Cottage,&rdquo; near Queen Elizabeth II&rsquo;s Windsor Castle home.&nbsp;He said Frogmore Cottage will remain the home of Harry and Meghan, also known as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, when they visit the U.K.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Prince Harry repays British taxpayers&rsquo; money&nbsp; $3.2&nbsp;mn&nbsp;used to renovate the home in Windsor&nbsp; He&nbsp;made a contribution to the Sovereign Grant&nbsp; Frogmore Cottage will remain his home in UK

Prince Harry has repaid $3.2 million in British taxpayers&rsquo; money that was used to renovate the home in Windsor intended for him and his wife Meghan before they gave up royal duties and moved to California.&nbsp;A spokesman for the couple said Monday that Harry had made a contribution to the Sovereign Grant, which is the public money that goes to the royal family. He said the contribution &ldquo;fully covered the necessary renovation costs of Frogmore Cottage,&rdquo; near Queen Elizabeth II&rsquo;s Windsor Castle home.&nbsp;He said Frogmore Cottage will remain the home of Harry and Meghan, also known as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, when they visit the U.K.&nbsp; &nbsp;

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