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Jingle bell, Santa ji kehnde Punjabi 'Sat Sri Akaal, ki haal aa' in viral video, leaves internet users amused

Santa Claus from Canada greets man in Punjabi, video goes viral

Canadian Santa's 'Sat Sri Akaal, ki haal aa' Christmas greeting in viral video leaves internet users amused

'Tis the season to be jolly' but can you translate this into Punjabi? We are asking you to do this because a video of a Santa Claus from Canada is doing rounds on the internet. In the viral video, Santa was heard greeting a man in Punjabi spreading Christmas cheers online.&nbsp;
A man dressed as Santa Claus also greeted Gurpinder Pal Singh, a musician residing in Canada with a traditional Sikh salutation. In the video, the man dressed as Santa said, "Sat Sri Akaal, ki haal aa. (How are you)"&nbsp;
Gurpinder replied and said, "bahot vadiya (very well)&rsquo;, the man dressed as Santa said &ldquo;vadiya, theek aa (Good, okay).&rdquo;
This video was shared on Instagram last week and so far it has managed to garner more than a million views.&nbsp;
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More than 6,000 runners dressed as Father Christmas or one of his elves took part in the 4.5-kilometre race. Whole families took part in the run and even some pets joined in with the festivities.

Watch! Thousands of Santa take part in charity run in Madrid | Christmas 2023

Madrid was gripped in Christmas spirit as thousands of runners wearing Santa costumes took part in the annual Santa charity run through the centre of the Spanish capital on Sunday.

More than 6,000 runners dressed as Father Christmas or one of his elves took part in the 4.5-kilometre race. Whole families took part in the run and even some pets joined in with the festivities.

The holiday season is here and Madrid is gripped in Christmas spirit.
Thousands of runners wearing festive costumes took part in the annual Santa charity run through the centre of the Spanish capital on Sunday.
More than 6,000 runners dressed as Father Christmas or one of his elves took part in the 4.5-kilometre race. Whole families took part in the run and even some pets joined in with the festivities.
&ldquo;It&rsquo;s so exciting," said Karen Saludades, a tourist from the Philippines who was taking part in the event.
&ldquo;I hate Christmas but this year these girls convinced me to come, and now I&rsquo;m happy here collaborating with the Red Cross,&ldquo; another participant, Alicia Palacios, said.
The event, celebrating its 12th anniversary, was organized by one of the biggest Spanish department store groups, El Corte Ingles, and raised money for Spain's Red Cross.

Video: police disguised as Santa Claus to nab drug peddlers

The National Police Green Squad agent disguised himself as Santa Claus to stay unnoticed.

Police in Peru used Christmas spirit to take down a drug trafficking gang in a dangerous neighborhood north of Lima.
The undercover agents caught two men allegedly selling cocaine and marijuana in a house in Huaral, some 70 kilometers north of the Peruvian capital.
The National Police Green Squad agent disguised himself as Santa Claus to stay unnoticed.
The officer broke the door with a hammer and entered the house, supported by his colleagues, who closely followed his partner's actions to capture the so-called "evil reindeer gang."
Peruvian police say the two suspects were found to have small amounts of cocaine and marijuana during the raid.
The National Police said the detained suspects were 25 and 32 years old.
This is not the first time Peruvian police have used disguises as a distraction during operations.
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Christmas is around the corner and it's time for you to be someone's Santa. Here are some budget friendly 'secret Santa' gift ideas   

Jingle all your way towards Christmas with these budget friendly 'Secret Santa' gift ideas

Jingle all your way towards Christmas with these 'Secret Santa' gift ideas

Christmas is around the corner and it's time for you to be someone's Santa. Here are some budget friendly 'secret Santa' gift ideas&nbsp; &nbsp;

Santa Claus is on his way and it's time for us to be someone&rsquo;s Santa too. Tis' the season to show some love and gratitude towards our colleagues and friends.&nbsp;
<h3>Budget-friendly secret Santa gift ideas&nbsp;</h3>
Scented candles - Candles made of natural ingredients and essential oils with soothing fragrances could be a great option.&nbsp;
Planners and diaries - For those who love writing and documenting day-to-day activities, gifting a planner would be the best.&nbsp;
Perfumes - Perfumes never go out of style and there&rsquo;s almost no one who doesn't love them. Slipping in a personalised note with the bottle could be a nice gesture.&nbsp;
Customised coasters - Creative coasters with quirky designs on them will be a memorable gift.&nbsp;
 Skincare hamper - Winter is the time when your skin needs extra pampering. A pack of environment-friendly skincare or hair care products will bring a smile to anyone&rsquo;s face.
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Trending: young girl requests DNA test on cookie to find out about Santa Claus

Taking note of the "young lady's" keen sense for truth and investigative process, Cumberland Police department in US has already provided the little one with some evidence of Santa Claus' presence in her neighbourhood.&nbsp;

In a sweet gesture, a police department has responded to a little girl's request for a DNA test on a partially eaten cookie to determine Santa Claus' presence.&nbsp;
Taking note of the "young lady's" keen sense for truth and investigative process, Cumberland Police department in US has already provided the little one with some evidence of Santa Claus' presence in her neighbourhood.&nbsp; The department said more information in the matter will be divulged in the coming weeks.
Cumberland Police department earlier this month received a letter from a young girl requesting a DNA analysis be conducted on the partially eaten cookie and carrot remains she acquired on the morning of December 25, 2022, for possible DNA evidence of Santa Claus or one of his nine reindeers.
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Padma Bushan award-winning sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik, made a giant Santa Claus using 1500 kg of tomatoes. 

Christmas 2022: Sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik made Santa Claus sculpture using 1500 kg of tomatoes

Padma Bushan award-winning sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik, made a giant Santa Claus  using 1500 kg of tomatoes. 

Sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik made Santa Claus sculpture using 1500 kg of tomatoes

Padma Bushan award-winning sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik, made a giant Santa Claus using 1500 kg of tomatoes.&nbsp;

World famous and Padma Bushan award-winning sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik has won hearts all over again with his Christmas art. Pattnaik made a giant Santa Claus at Gopalpur beach in Odisha using 1500 kg of tomatoes.
He wished a Merry Christmas to everyone by sharing his piece of art on Twitter.
The tomato Santa turned out to be 27ft high and 60 ft wide in size. Pattnaik&rsquo;s students helped him finish this beautiful sculpture.
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Watch: Russian Santa arrive in tank to interact with locals on war duty

Watch: Russian Santa arrives in tank to interact with locals on war duty

Ded Moroz, Russia's equivalent of Santa Claus was seen driving around in a armoured vehicle and interacting with people in Russian army uniforms in a forest

Ded Moroz, Russia's equivalent of Santa Claus was seen driving around in a armoured vehicle and interacting with people in Russian army uniforms in a forest

Images released by the authorities of Belgorod, a city on the border with Ukraine shelled on several occasions last fall, show Ded Moroz, Russia's equivalent of Santa Claus, driving around in a armoured vehicle and interacting with people in Russian army uniforms in a forest.
While for Ukraine, the country also marked dim celebrations with Christmas tree decorated with doves, which is considered a peace symbol.
Meanwhile, on the warfront a fresh barrage of Russian strikes battered Ukraine on Thursday, wounding at least three people including a teenager in Kyiv and cutting electricity in the west.
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On Thursday morning, blasts were reported across the vast country including in the Ukrainian capital, the second city Kharkiv in the east and the western city of Lviv on the border with Poland.
Most of Lviv, where Russian strikes are still rare, was left without electricity, its mayor Andriy Sadoviy said.
(With agency inputs)

Just like everyone else, Father Christmas too, has had to make changes to his plans for the holiday season.
In Madrid, he has prepared a makeshift television studio inside a shipping container in a scrapyard to reply to children's requests.
In a normal year, at this time Santa Claus would be at shopping centres or spending time with children.
But despite the nature of this year's set-up, the innocence of the letters received by children help forget the problems of a tough year!

In Madrid, Santa Claus sends greeting from a shipping container

In Madrid, Father Christmas has prepared a makeshift television studio inside a shipping container in a scrapyard to reply to children's requests

Just like everyone else, Father Christmas too, has had to make changes to his plans for the holiday season. In Madrid, he has prepared a makeshift television studio inside a shipping container in a scrapyard to reply to children's requests. In a normal year, at this time Santa Claus would be at shopping centres or spending time with children. But despite the nature of this year's set-up, the innocence of the letters received by children help forget the problems of a tough year!

Just like everyone else, Father Christmas too, has had to make changes to his plans for the holiday season.
In Madrid, he has prepared a makeshift television studio inside a shipping container in a scrapyard to reply to children's requests.
In a normal year, at this time Santa Claus would be at shopping centres or spending time with children.
But despite the nature of this year's set-up, the innocence of the letters received by children has helped to forget the problems of a tough year!

A flying Santa, in Sacramento, a city in California, found himself entangled in powerlines after he took off to deliver candy canes to children, authorities said.
A Northern California man, impersonating as Santa Claus while flying on a powered parachute, flew into a maze of power lines but was fortunately not injured.
The rescue video shows a red, white and blue aircraft dangling overhead. As per Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District, power to around 200 people in Rio Linda area was shut for the rescue.

Oh Oh Oh! Flying Santa gets stuck in powerlines

A flying Santa, in a city in California, found himself entangled in powerlines after he took off to deliver candy canes to children

A flying Santa, in California's Sacramento city found himself entangled in powerlines after he took off to deliver candy canes to children, authorities said.
A Northern California man, impersonating Santa Claus while flying on a powered parachute, flew into a maze of power lines but was fortunately not injured.
The rescue video shows a red, white and blue aircraft dangling overhead. As per Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District, power to around 200 people in Rio Linda area was cut for the rescue.

At one post office in southwest France, 'Dear Santa' letters seem to be pouring in, bearing the emotional toll the pandemic has unleashed.
While some children have attached face masks inside the greeting cards sent to Santa, others expressed hope for the virus to no longer exist. One even wished&nbsp;her aunt never has cancer again.
The sorting office in France has been handling Father Christmas' mail since 1962. The team of 60 elves reply to 12000 letter a day from all over the world and say it seems as if children are confiding their worries that they wouldn't have even shared with their parents.

Santa's post office in France receives a sackful of Covid woes

At one post office in southwest France, letters to Santa Claus seem to be pouring in, bearing the emotional toll of the pandemic

At one post office in southwest France, 'Dear Santa' letters seem to be pouring in, bearing the emotional toll the pandemic has unleashed.
While some children have attached face masks inside the greeting cards sent to Santa, others expressed hope for the virus to no longer exist. One even wished&nbsp;her aunt never has cancer again.
The sorting office in France has been handling Father Christmas' mail since 1962. The team of 60 elves reply to 12,000 letter a day from all over the world.

At one post office in southwest France, 'Dear Santa' letters seem to be pouring in, bearing the emotional toll the pandemic has unleashed.
While some children have attached face masks inside the greeting cards sent to Santa, others expressed hope for the virus to no longer exist. One even wished&nbsp;her aunt never has cancer again.
The sorting office in France has been handling Father Christmas' mail since 1962. The team of 60 elves reply to 12,000 letter a day from all over the world and say it seems as if children are confiding their worries that they wouldn't have even shared with their parents.

Santa Claus got a Covid era twist at this confectionery store in rural Hungary!&nbsp;
What started off as a joke&nbsp;quickly turned into a raging business. The baker&nbsp;decided to put face masks using marzipan strips on his chocolate Santas to uplift spirits amid the pandemic.
Flooded with orders, he now creates 100 masked Santas a day and has even had to simplify the design to produce in large numbers!
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Santa gets a Covid twist at this Hungary confectionery

A confectioner in Hungary&nbsp;gave a Covid&nbsp;twist to his chocolate Santas!&nbsp;

Santa Claus got a Covid era twist at this confectionery store in rural Hungary!&nbsp;
What started off as a joke&nbsp;quickly turned into a raging business. The baker&nbsp;decided to put face masks using marzipan strips on his chocolate Santas to uplift spirits amid the pandemic.
Flooded with orders, he now creates 100 masked Santas a day and has even had to simplify the design to produce in large numbers!
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Santa Claus got a Covid era twist at this confectionery store in rural Hungary!&nbsp;
What started off as a joke&nbsp;quickly turned into a raging business. The baker&nbsp;decided to put face masks using marzipan strips on his chocolate Santas to uplift spirits amid the pandemic.
Flooded with orders, he now creates 100 masked Santas a day and has even had to simplify the design to produce in large numbers!
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'Live from Lapland': Santa to make Zoom calls to celebrate Christmas 

Whether you've been naughty or nice, you may not see a visit from Santa Claus this Christmas!
The Covid-19 pandemic has spelt havoc on his plans and he will be celebrating this year's Christmas virtually!
UK-based travel company Santa's Lapland has cancelled all trips to Finland but instead, parents may book private Zoom calls with Father Christmas in the days leading up to December 25.
According to reports, 'Live from Lapland' will cost Rs 8214 per family.

Santa Claus to make Zoom calls to celebrate Christmas from his home

Whether you've been naughty or nice, you may not see a visit from Santa Claus this Christmas!
The Covid-19 pandemic has spelt havoc on his plans and he will be celebrating this year's Christmas virtually!
UK-based travel company Santa's Lapland has cancelled all trips to Finland but instead, parents may book private Zoom calls with Father Christmas in the days leading up to December 25.
According to reports, 'Live from Lapland' will cost Rs 8214 per family.

Whether you've been naughty or nice, Santa Claus may not visit you&nbsp;this Christmas!
The Covid-19 pandemic has ruined his plans and he will be celebrating this year's Christmas virtually!
UK-based travel company Santa's Lapland has cancelled all trips to Finland but instead, parents may book private Zoom calls with Father Christmas in the days leading up to December 25.
According to reports, 'Live from Lapland' will cost Rs 8214 per family.

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