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Extra oil which floats on top of the final dish can be eliminated using just a piece of ice. The ice freezes the oil into a sheet of fat which can then be discarded.

Watch this viral hack to remove extra oil from your food and make it healthy

A new Twitter video shares a hack to remove extra floating oil from food. The video shared by the handle @24hrknowledge has garnered over 200k views.

Watch this viral hack to remove extra oil from your food

Exessive&nbsp;oil can be removed using ice, as per a new viral hack. The ice freezes the extra oil floating on top of the curry and the frozen sheet of fat can easily be discarded.&nbsp;

Indian curries are usually made with oil ghee or butter, and the taste of the dish is directly proportional to its oil content. But too much is not just unhealthy, it even looks awful when it floats on top of the curry. So, how to get rid of the excess oil?
Well, a new viral hack has found a genius solution and all you need is some ice for it! This short video shared on Twitter uses a large piece of ice to get rid of the extra oil floating on top of the curry. Do not believe me? Take a look for yourself.&nbsp;
The video is shared by the handle @24hrknowledge and has garnered over 200k views. It&rsquo;s interesting how the oil freezes when it comes in contact with the ice and changes into a sheet of fat. So just discard this sheet and your curry should be good to go! Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/chef-tip-how-to-peel-onions-without-crying-your-eyes-out-1623240322644">Chef tip: How to peel onions without crying your eyes out?</a>
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/olive-oil-is-it-truly-a-gift-from-the-gods-1627297912711">Olive oil: is it truly a &lsquo;gift from the Gods&rsquo;?</a>

They're displayed right next to your best friends on Snapchat. They&rsquo;re circulated around 700 million times on Facebook everyday. They&rsquo;re 50 percent off all comments on Instagram. Emojis, Emojis, everywhere, and we still can&rsquo;t get enough. But where did it all begin? During the '80s and late '90s, we were using punctuation marks and letters on our keyboards to type out all kinds of facial expressions or &lsquo;emoticons'. Soon after emoticons took off, Japan debuted with its own version called 'kaomojis', the world's first upright emoticons. But that's not it. Japan was also the birthplace of the first-ever emoji set. However, there is quite a bit of confusion about whether it was Docomo or Apple's Japanese partner Softbank that launched the first set in the late '90s. While both the emoji sets look very different, it was Google that made them a global hit. The company is largely credited with the unification of emojis across platforms. There is even a complete wikipedia style-resource, called Emojipedia, dedicated to archiving the history and cataloguing new additions of the emoji world. If you thought emojis were frivolous, there exists the Unicode Consortium, a sort of United Nations for computer languages, which takes care of the creation and regulation of the fast-growing emoji sets across different platforms. Here's a Fun Fact! There are now a total of 2,823 emojis in the Unicode Standard across various skin tones, genders and of course food varieties. Interestingly, food is also the most controversial emoji category. From Apple's lack of toppings on the bagel and Google placing the cheese 'under' the patty on its cheeseburger to people using the eggplant and peach emoji for (cough) more than its intended use &ndash; people are quite easily enraged by the wrong food emoji. Emojis have also become a powerful social messaging tool. Till last year, women's footwear was represented only as a pair of high heeled shoes. After an online outcry, soon the flat shoe was unveiled and was subsequently acclaimed as a huge win. After a major backlash, the emoji has also become politically correct. The default emoji skin tone from the erstwhile Caucasian white has been changed to a Simpson yellow. The latest emoji set also features have become more inclusive to represent LGBT communities. Even a period emoji was announced earlier this year. So the next time you think that sending that little emoji is just business as usual, there could be a story behind it.

They're displayed right next to your best friends on Snapchat. They&rsquo;re circulated around 700 million times on Facebook everyday. They&rsquo;re 50 percent off all comments on Instagram. Emojis, Emojis, everywhere, and we still can&rsquo;t get enough. But where did it all begin? During the '80s and late '90s, we were using punctuation marks and letters on our keyboards to type out all kinds of facial expressions or &lsquo;emoticons'. Soon after emoticons took off, Japan debuted with its own version called 'kaomojis', the world's first upright emoticons. But that's not it. Japan was also the birthplace of the first-ever emoji set. However, there is quite a bit of confusion about whether it was Docomo or Apple's Japanese partner Softbank that launched the first set in the late '90s. While both the emoji sets look very different, it was Google that made them a global hit. The company is largely credited with the unification of emojis across platforms. There is even a complete wikipedia style-resource, calle

You must have heard of many a weddings based on the Harry Potter theme.
You must have heard of many virtual weddings since the Covid-19 pandemic began. 
But this might just be the first time some of you hear about a Harry Potter-themed Metaverse wedding.
Well, a couple from Tamil Nadu is all set to host their wedding reception in Metaverse on February 6. 
Dinesh SP and Janaganandhini Ramaswamy will get married in Tamil Nadu's Sivalingapuram village and then enter the digital world to host their friends and family from across the world for a Metaverse wedding reception. 
The groom Dinesh called it 'India's first Metaverse marriage' as he posted a video invite for the reception. 
The video has the Hogwarts castle, a host of dementors and digital versions of the bride and groom. 
Metaverse is a virtual reality world where users can 'live' and interact with others through digital avatars. It combines multiple elements of technology like augmented reality, blockchain and virtual reality. 
 

Are digital weddings the next trend? Tamil Nadu couple to host reception in Metaverse

You must have heard of many a weddings based on the Harry Potter theme. You must have heard of many virtual weddings since the C ovid-19 pandemic began. But this might just be the first time some of you hear about a Metaverse wedding.

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VO: You must have heard of many a weddings based on the Harry Potter theme.
You must have heard of many virtual weddings since the Covid-19 pandemic began.&nbsp;
But this might just be the first time some of you hear about a Harry Potter-themed Metaverse&nbsp;wedding.
Well, a couple from Tamil Nadu is all set to host their wedding reception in Metaverse&nbsp;on February 6.&nbsp;
Dinesh SP and Janaganandhini Ramaswamy will get married in Tamil Nadu's Sivalingapuram village and then enter the digital world to host their friends and family from across the world for a Metaverse&nbsp;wedding reception.&nbsp;
The groom Dinesh&nbsp;called it 'India's first Metaverse&nbsp;marriage' as he posted a video invite for the reception.&nbsp;
Metaverse is a virtual reality world where users can 'live' and interact with others through digital avatars. It combines multiple elements of technology like augmented reality, blockchain and virtual reality.&nbsp;

Dinesh SP and Janaganandhini Ramaswamy will get married in Tamil Nadu's Sivalingapuram village and then enter the digital world to host their friends and family from across the world for a Metaverse&nbsp;wedding reception.&nbsp;

You must have heard of many a weddings based on the Harry Potter theme.
You must have heard of many virtual weddings since the Covid-19 pandemic began.&nbsp;
But this might just be the first time some of you hear about a Harry Potter-themed Metaverse&nbsp;wedding.
Well, a couple from Tamil Nadu is all set to host their wedding reception in Metaverse&nbsp;on February 6.&nbsp;
Dinesh SP and Janaganandhini Ramaswamy will get married in Tamil Nadu's Sivalingapuram village and then enter the digital world to host their friends and family from across the world for a Metaverse&nbsp;wedding reception.&nbsp;
The groom Dinesh&nbsp;called it 'India's first Metaverse&nbsp;marriage' as he posted a video invite for the reception.&nbsp;
The video has the Hogwarts castle, a host of dementors&nbsp;and digital versions of the bride and groom.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/watch-iceland-tourism-mocks-mark-zuckerberg-s-metaverse-while-welcoming-tourists-to-icelandverse-1636954360384">Iceland Tourism mocks Mark Zuckerberg&rsquo;s &lsquo;metaverse&rsquo; while welcoming tourists to 'Icelandverse'</a>
Metaverse is a virtual reality world where users can 'live' and interact with others through digital avatars. It combines multiple elements of technology like augmented reality, blockchain and virtual reality.&nbsp;
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A farmer's jersey cow has given birth to a rare calf with three eyes and four nostril holes in a village in Chhattisgarh's Rajnandgaon. As the word spread, a large number of people are queuing up at the farmer's house to worship the calf calling it an "incarnation of God".
The female calf was born to a cow owned by the farmer, Hemant Chandel, a resident of Nawagaon Lodhi village, on January 13.
“The calf has an additional eye in the middle of her forehead and also four holes in the nostril. Its tail looks like a 'jata' (heap of matted hair) and its tongue is also longer than normal calves,” Chandel told PTI over the phone.
Citing a veterinarian, the farmer said the health condition of the calf is good.
"However, due to its long tongue, the calf is facing difficulties in drinking milk from the cow. We are helping in feeding her,” he added.
Chandel said that his cow of HF jersey breed had earlier given birth to three calves but all were born with normal anatomy.
"The latest calf born with the rare anatomy has surprised everyone. We believe that the Almighty has taken birth in our house,” he added.
As the news about this rare calf spread, residents of nearby villages and towns have started visiting Chandel's house to worship it as an avatar of Lord Shiva.
People are seen queuing up outside Chandel's house and offering flowers and coconut to the calf.
However, a veterinary doctor said such cases happen due to abnormal growth of the embryo and it is not a supernatural thing.
“It should not be considered a miracle. Such things happen due to the abnormal development of the embryo. Generally, such calves are weak in health,” said Kamlesh Chaudhary, a private veterinary practitioner.
Dr Dinesah Mishra, who heads the Raipur-based Andhashraddha Nirmulan Samiti, said that such cases happen due to congenital (by birth) anomalies.
"People should not link such incidents with faith or superstition. In many incidents, it has been seen that people, particularly from rural areas, worship such animals with deformities due to the lack of awareness. People need to be explained scientifically about such deformities in animals so that they should properly take care of their livestock,” he added.

Chhattisgarh: calf born with three eyes; villagers call it avatar of God

A farmer's jersey cow has given birth to a rare calf with three eyes and four nostril holes in a village in Chhattisgarh's Rajnandgaon. The calf has an additional eye in the middle of her forehead and also four holes in the nostril. Its tail looks like a heap of matted hair and its tongue is also longer than normal calves. As the word spread, a large number of people are queuing up at the farmer's house to worship the calf calling it an "incarnation of God".
Citing a veterinarian, the farmer said the health condition of the calf is good. The farmer&nbsp;told PTI&nbsp;that the calf born with the rare anatomy has surprised everyone and he believes that the Almighty has taken birth in his house.
As the news about this rare calf spread, residents of nearby villages and towns have started visiting the farmer's house&nbsp;as they believe that the calf is&nbsp;an avatar of Lord Shiva.
However, a veterinary doctor said such cases happen due to abnormal growth of the embryo and it is not a supernatural thing.
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The farmer&nbsp;told PTI&nbsp;that the calf born with the rare anatomy has surprised everyone and he believes that the Almighty has taken birth in his house.

A farmer's jersey cow has given birth to a rare calf with three eyes and four nostril holes in a village in Chhattisgarh's Rajnandgaon. As the word spread, a large number of people are queuing up at the farmer's house to worship the calf calling it an "incarnation of God".
The female calf was born to a cow owned by the farmer, Hemant Chandel, a resident of Nawagaon Lodhi village, on January 13.
&ldquo;The calf has an additional eye in the middle of her forehead and also four holes in the nostril. Its tail looks like a 'jata' (heap of matted hair) and its tongue is also longer than normal calves,&rdquo; Chandel told PTI over the phone.
Citing a veterinarian, the farmer said the health condition of the calf is good.
"However, due to its long tongue, the calf is facing difficulties in drinking milk from the cow. We are helping in feeding her,&rdquo; he added.
Chandel said that his cow of HF jersey breed had earlier given birth to three calves but all were born with normal anatomy.
"The latest calf born with the rare anatomy has surprised everyone. We believe that the Almighty has taken birth in our house,&rdquo; he added.
As the news about this rare calf spread, residents of nearby villages and towns have started visiting Chandel's house to worship it as an avatar of Lord Shiva.
People are seen queuing up outside Chandel's house and offering flowers and coconut to the calf.
However, a veterinary doctor said such cases happen due to abnormal growth of the embryo and it is not a supernatural thing.
&ldquo;It should not be considered a miracle. Such things happen due to the abnormal development of the embryo. Generally, such calves are weak in health,&rdquo; said Kamlesh Chaudhary, a private veterinary practitioner.
Dr Dinesah Mishra, who heads the Raipur-based Andhashraddha Nirmulan Samiti, said that such cases happen due to congenital (by birth) anomalies.
"People should not link such incidents with faith or superstition. In many incidents, it has been seen that people, particularly from rural areas, worship such animals with deformities due to the lack of awareness. People need to be explained scientifically about such deformities in animals so that they should properly take care of their livestock,&rdquo; he added.

Bizarre likely has a new taste: In Andhra Pradesh, it certainly does have the bitter taste of overindulgence.
On the just commenced Makar Sankranti, a family from Andhra Pradesh's Narsapuram treated their future son-in-law with 365 different types of food.
The reason, according to a relative of the bride named Kundavi, was to show love to her would-be groom before the scheduled wedding. 365 dishes were prepared to represent the 365 days in a year.
The pre-wedding festivities, were reportedly arranged for the groom Saikrishna, by the bride’s grandparents. Pictures from the event show, 30 different varieties of curries, rice, pulihora, biryani, traditional Godavari sweets, hot and cold beverages, biscuits, fruits, cakes.

Bizarre has a new taste: 365 dishes prepared for Andhra to-be groom 

Andhra&nbsp;family prepares 365 dishes for to-be groom&nbsp;
Bride's family made 365 types of food to show love&nbsp;
365 dishes prepared for groom on Makar&nbsp;Sankranti&nbsp;
Pre-wedding festivities arranged by bride's grandparents
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On the just commenced Makar Sankranti, a&nbsp;family from Andhra&nbsp;Pradesh's&nbsp;Narsapuram treated their future son-in-law with 365 different types of food.

Bizarre likely has a new taste: In Andhra Pradesh, it certainly does have the bitter taste of overindulgence.
On the just commenced Makar Sankranti, a&nbsp;family from Andhra&nbsp;Pradesh's&nbsp;Narsapuram treated their future son-in-law with 365 different types of food.
The reason, according to a relative of the bride named Kundavi, was to show love to her would-be groom before the scheduled wedding. 365 dishes were prepared to represent the 365 days in a year.
The pre-wedding festivities, were reportedly arranged for the groom Saikrishna, by the bride&rsquo;s grandparents.&nbsp; Pictures from the event show, 30 different varieties of curries, rice, pulihora, biryani, traditional Godavari sweets, hot and cold beverages, biscuits, fruits, cakes.
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/this-whiskey-bottle-was-sold-for-rs-4-crores-at-an-airport-duty-free-shop-1642403335804" target="_blank">This whiskey bottle was sold for Rs 4 crores at an airport duty free shop&nbsp;</a>

A rare bottle of single malt Japanese whiskey, the Yamazaki 55 Year Old has been sold for an incredible €488,000 which is equivalent to Rs 4.14 crore at the Istanbul Airport.Customers had to be invited to place a bid to have a chance to purchase the liquor, due to its highly limited release. A total of eight interested customers made a valid offer, and the bottle was ultimately purchased by an unnamed customer from ChinaSo what makes this bottle so special? It is the oldest single malt whisky in the history of the House of Suntory. It is a blend of three exceptional single malts from the 1960s, featuring components distilled under the supervision of Suntory’s founder Shinjiro Torii.The coveted spirit has had two releases: In 2020, 100 bottles were released via a lottery system in Japan, followed by another 100 bottles released in 2021 to the rest of the world.

Yamazaki 55 year old whiskey was sold for Rs 4 crores at an airport duty free shop 

Customers had to be invited to place a bid to have a chance to purchase the liquor, due to its highly limited release. A total of eight interested customers made a valid offer, and the bottle was ultimately purchased by an unnamed customer from China.

Rs 4 crore for a bottle of whiskey

A highly rare Yamazaki 55-year-old whisky has been sold by Unifree Duty Free and joint venture partner Gebr

A rare bottle of single malt Japanese whiskey, the&nbsp;Yamazaki 55 Year Old has been sold for an incredible &euro;488,000 which is equivalent to Rs 4.14 crore&nbsp;at the Istanbul Airport. Customers had to be invited to place a bid to have a chance to purchase the liquor, due to its highly limited release. A total of eight interested customers made a valid offer, and the bottle was ultimately purchased by an unnamed customer from China Also watch:&nbsp;<a title="Budget basics explained: The what when who and why&nbsp;" href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/budget/budget-basics-explained-the-what-when-who-and-why-1642396323734">Budget basics explained: The what when who and why&nbsp;</a> So what makes this bottle so special?&nbsp;It is the oldest single malt whisky in the history of the House of Suntory. It is a blend of three exceptional single malts from the 1960s, featuring components distilled under the supervision of Suntory&rsquo;s founder Shinjiro Torii. The coveted spirit has had two releases: In 2020, 100 bottles were released via a lottery system in Japan, followed by another 100 bottles released in 2021 to the rest of the world.

This is not a chase scene from a movie. Yes, this is Mangalore cops in action.
The Mangalore cops on Thursday arrested three thieves involved in phone snatching incidents.
In a video that has now gone viral, cops are seen engaged in a dramatic chase to pin down the culprits.
The video shows a cop rushing out of the police van and running after an alleged thief. The cop can be seen running down the narrow lanes and dodging traffic on a street. After a long and dramatic, the cop finally gets his hands on the culprit. The cops is seen pinning the alleged thief down on the road.
Mangaluru city police arrested three thieves involved in snatching cell phone of a migrant labourer on Thursday. "The victim was a migrant labourer and his mobile was snatched by 2-3 people. One was arrested red-handed and others were arrested later," said N Shashikumar, Commissioner of Police, Mangaluru City.

Watch: Mangalore cop pins down a thief after a very dramatic chase

On Video: Mangalore cop navigates lanes, dodges traffic in dramatic chase to nab mobile thief

Viral Video: A real-life cop-thief chase scene that looks reel

Start with the chase scene breathe 6-8 seconds with Nats
This is not a chase scene from a movie. Yes, this is Mangalore cops in action.
The Mangalore cops on Thursday arrested three thieves involved in phone snatching incidents.
It all started as a cop spotted a thief snatching a person's mobile phone. What happened next is as dramatic as any good movie chase scene.&nbsp;
((Try and match the shots with the VO))
In a video that has now gone viral, cops are seen engaged in a dramatic chase to pin down the culprits.
The video shows a cop rushing out of the police van and running after an alleged thief. The cop can be seen running down the narrow lanes and dodging traffic on a street. After a long and dramatic, the cop finally gets his hands on the culprit. The cops is seen pinning the alleged thief down on the road. ((keep playing the video for longer))

In a video that has now gone viral, cops are seen engaged in a dramatic chase to pin down the culprits

This is not a chase scene from a movie. Yes, this is Mangalore cops in action.
The Mangalore cops on Thursday arrested three thieves involved in phone snatching incidents.
It all started as a cop spotted a thief snatching a person's mobile phone. What happened next is as dramatic as any good movie chase scene.&nbsp;
In a video that has now gone viral, cops are seen engaged in a dramatic chase to pin down the culprits.
The video shows a cop rushing out of the police van and running after an alleged thief. The cop can be seen running down the narrow lanes and dodging traffic on a street. After a long and dramatic, the cop finally gets his hands on the culprit. The cops is seen pinning the alleged thief down on the road.
Mangaluru city police arrested three thieves involved in snatching cell phone of a migrant labourer on Thursday. "The victim was a migrant labourer and his mobile was snatched by 2-3 people. One was arrested red-handed and others were arrested later," said N Shashikumar, Commissioner of Police, Mangaluru City.

Videos circulating on social media showed two brothers, who were separated during the partition of India, reuniting after 74 years in Kartarpur.
Reports said Siddique, a resident of Pakistan’s Faisalabad met with elder brother Habib who arrived at Kartarpur from the Phullanwal area of Punjab.
Both the brothers could not control their emotions and burst into tears of joy as they embraced each other and recalled their memories.
Reports in Pakistan media said that during the meeting, Habib lauded the Kartarpur corridor initiative, saying that it will also help reunite other separated families as well.
He told his younger brother that they will continue meeting through the corridor.

On camera: two brothers, separated during 1947 partition, unite at Kartarpur

On camera: two brothers, separated during 1947 partition, unite at Kartarpur

Videos circulating on social media showed two brothers, who were separated during the partition of India, reuniting after 74 years in Kartarpur.
Reports said&nbsp;Siddique, a resident of Pakistan&rsquo;s Faisalabad met with elder brother Habib who arrived at Kartarpur from the Phullanwal area of Punjab.
Both the brothers could not control their emotions and burst into tears of joy as they embraced each other and recalled their memories.
Reports in Pakistan media said that during the meeting, Habib lauded the Kartarpur&nbsp;corridor initiative, saying that it will also help reunite other separated families as well.
He told his younger brother that they will continue meeting through the corridor.

$100,000 a day = Rs 75,00,000 in a single day that's what social media influencer Kat Norton cashes in from just teaching Excel online Also nicknamed 'Miss Excel' Norton started this 'business' in June 2020 in the midst of the pandemic. She was able to scaled it within six months to six figures. She has a different approach to the tutorials where she tries to make it as  dynamic as possible, she even acts and portrays real situations that happen inside the office. Miss Excel already has a little over 660,000 followers on TikTok and half a million on Instagram.Norton started with the usual popular dance videos but the first hit tutorial in the excel came fourth in the playlist as she uploaded a how to video on Excel’s XLOOKUP feature and set to DMX’s “X Gon’ Give It To Ya”—which quickly accumulated 100,000 views.Kat gave up her day job as she got offers to create instructional videos. She was also honored by Microsoft as a Most Valuable Professional.But Miss Excel has a word of advise for those jumping on the 'influencer bandwagon' - the revenue share from the social platform is paltry. The main aim is to build a brand and follow through with a business, Norton's 90% income comes from course sales. Her “Excelerator” course—which comprises more than 100 videos—costs about $300 for a user. 

Meet the influencer who makes up to Rs 70 lakhs teaching Excel

$100,000 a day = Rs 75,00,000 in a single day that's what social media influencer Kat Norton cashes in from just teaching Excel online 

Meet Miss Excel! 

Kat Norton acts and portrays real situations that happen inside the office

'Miss Excel' Norton started this 'business' in&nbsp;June 2020 in the midst of the pandemic.

$100,000 a day = Rs 75,00,000 in a single day that's what social media influencer&nbsp;Kat Norton cashes in from just teaching Excel online&nbsp; Also nicknamed 'Miss Excel' Norton started this 'business' in&nbsp;June 2020 in the midst of the pandemic. She was able to&nbsp;scaled it within six months to six figures. She has a different approach to the tutorials&nbsp;where she tries to make it as&nbsp;&nbsp;dynamic as possible, she&nbsp;even acts and portrays real situations that happen inside the office. Miss Excel already has a little over 660,000 followers on TikTok and half a million on Instagram. Norton started with the usual popular dance videos but the first hit tutorial in the excel came fourth in the playlist as she uploaded a how to video on&nbsp;Excel&rsquo;s&nbsp;XLOOKUP&nbsp;feature and set to DMX&rsquo;s &ldquo;X Gon&rsquo; Give It To Ya&rdquo;&mdash;which quickly accumulated 100,000 views. Kat gave up her day job as she got offers to create&nbsp;instructional videos. She was also&nbsp;honored by Microsoft as a Most Valuable Professional.But Miss Excel has a word of advise for those jumping on the 'influencer&nbsp;bandwagon' - the revenue share&nbsp;from the social platform is paltry. The main aim is to build a brand and follow through with a business, Norton's 90% income comes from course sales. Her &ldquo;Excelerator&rdquo; course&mdash;which comprises more than 100 videos&mdash;costs about $300 for a user.&nbsp;

The chimney of the former Longannet Power Station in Fife was demolished by a controlled explosion on Thursday.
The 600ft chimney was the largest free-standing structure in Scotland and was considered a regional landmark.
Scottish Power lit up the structure and projected the slogan, "Make Coal History" on Wednesday evening ahead of its demolition.
Other structures at the site had already been previously demolished.
Longannet, which was once the largest coal-fired power station in Europe, began generating electricity in 1970 and produced Scotland's last coal-fired energy until it's closure in 2016.

Watch: 600-feet Scottish power station chimney reduced to dust

The  600ft chimney of the former Longannet Power Station in Fife was demolished by a controlled explosion.

The 600ft chimney of the former Longannet Power Station in Fife was demolished by a controlled explosion.

The chimney of the former Longannet Power Station in Fife was demolished by a controlled explosion on Thursday.
The 600ft chimney was the largest free-standing structure in Scotland and was considered a regional landmark.
Scottish Power lit up the structure and projected the slogan, "Make Coal History" on Wednesday evening ahead of its demolition.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/cop26-why-it-s-so-hard-for-india-to-quit-coal-1635779140011" target="_blank">Read also:&nbsp;COP26: Why it's so hard for India to quit coal</a>
Other structures at the site had already been previously demolished.
Longannet, which was once the largest coal-fired power station in Europe, began generating electricity in 1970 and produced Scotland's last coal-fired energy until it's closure in 2016.

Two videos - one from Bihar and another from UP - of people running scared of Covid vaccines have gone viral.
In a video from Ballia in Uttar Pradesh, a man can be seen climbing a tree after health workers visited his area for Covid vaccination. The man was later convinced by the authorities on the benfits of the vaccine and was administered the jab.
While things ended on a hilarious note in Ballia, in Bihar a man's fear of vaccine took a turn violent as he assaulted the health workers.
A boatman pounced on the officials who were on a vaccination drive in Reoti area of Bihar. In the viral video, a man standing on a boat can be seen furiously arguing against taking the vaccine with the officials, before assaulting one of them. Here too, officials said that the man was in the end convinced and given the shot.
Experts have repeatedly emphasised that vaccines are the best bet against coronavirus and are safe. Government has also been urging people to take the Covid shots. Don't be like these two men, go get your vaccine.

Viral Video: Man climbs tree to avoid Covid vaccine, another assaults officials. Don't be like them

Viral Video: Man climbs tree to avoid Covid vaccine, another assaults officials. Watch these videos for fun, but don't be like these men, get your shot

((Start with man climbing tree video))
Why is this man climbing a tree? What is he scared of?
((bring in UP assault video in 2-way))
Wait, why is this man assaulting a health worker?
What is common among these two men - one from Bihar and other from UP?
It's their baseless fear of Covid vaccine.
Two videos - one from Bihar and another from UP - of people running scared of Covid vaccines have gone viral.
((Come out of 2-way. Fullframe tree video))
In a video from Reoti&nbsp;area of Bihar,&nbsp;a man can be seen climbing a tree after health workers visited his area for Covid vaccination. The man was later convinced by the authorities on the benefits of the vaccine and was administered the jab.
((Back to 2-way)) While things ended on a hilarious note in Bihar, in UP a man's fear of vaccine took a turn violent as he assaulted the health workers.
((FF Boatman video breathe man shouting nahin lenge nahin lenge)) A boatman pounced on the officials who were on a vaccination drive in Ballia area of UP. In the viral video, a man standing on a boat can be seen furiously arguing against taking the vaccine with the officials, before assaulting one of them. Here too, officials said that the man was in the end convinced and given the shot.
Experts have repeatedly emphasised that vaccines are the best bet against coronavirus and are safe. Government has also been urging people to take the Covid shots. Don't be like these two men, go get your vaccine.

Covid-19 vaccine:&nbsp;Two videos - one from Bihar and another from UP - of people running scared of Covid vaccines have gone viral

Two videos - one from Bihar and another from UP - of people running scared of Covid vaccines have gone viral.
In a video from Reoti in Bihar, a man can be seen climbing a tree after health workers visited his area for Covid vaccination. The man was later convinced by the authorities on the benefits of the vaccine and was administered the jab.
While things ended on a hilarious note in Bihar, in UP a man's fear of vaccine took a turn violent as he assaulted the health workers.
A boatman pounced on the officials who were on a vaccination drive in Ballia area of UP. In the viral video, a man standing on a boat can be seen furiously arguing against taking the vaccine with the officials, before assaulting one of them. Here too, officials said that the man was in the end convinced and given the shot.
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Experts have repeatedly emphasised that vaccines are the best bet against coronavirus and are safe. Government has also been urging people to take the Covid shots. Don't be like these two men, go get your vaccine.

Harnaaz Sandhu made India proud as she was crowned the 70th Miss Universe 2021, topping a field of some 80 contestants in the pageant.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
She beat out 79 other contestants from various countries and territories &mdash; including runner-up Miss Paraguay Nadia Ferreira and second runner-up Miss South Africa Lalela&nbsp;Mswane&nbsp;to claim the prestigious title.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;"I am immensely grateful to the Almighty, my parents, and the Miss India Organization for guiding and supporting me throughout. Loads of love to everyone who prayed and wished the crown for me. Bringing the glorious crown back after 21 years to India is a moment of greatest pride,"&nbsp;Sandhu said.&nbsp;
Here are ten things about the beauty queen that you probably didn&rsquo;t know:&nbsp;
1) Born and raised in Punjab, Harnaaz Sandhu&nbsp;attended Shivalik Public School and Post Graduate Government College for Girls, both in Chandigarh. She&nbsp;is currently pursuing her Masters' degree in Public Administration.&nbsp;&nbsp;
2) Harnaaz started her journey in the beauty and fashion industry when she won Times Fresh Face in 2017, representing Chandigarh at the age of 17.&nbsp;
3) She was crowned Femina Miss India Punjab 2019 and made it to the Top 12.&nbsp;
4)&nbsp;The Chandigarh-based model was crowned LIVA Miss Diva Universe 2021.
5) Sandhu has also worked in a few Punjabi films, including the upcoming "Yaara Diyan Poo Baran" and "Bai Ji&nbsp;Kuttange" and said being in front of the camera as an actor was a humbling experience.&nbsp;
6) Harnaaz draws inspiration from her mother, who broke generations of patriarchy to become a successful&nbsp;gynecologist.
7) Harnaaz&rsquo;s mother revealed that &lsquo;Makki ki roti and&nbsp;sarson&nbsp;da saag&rsquo; is her favourite food and she is excited to cook for her daughter once she is back.
8)&nbsp;Harnaaz&nbsp;is an avid&nbsp;advocate for women&rsquo;s&nbsp;rights to education and freedom of choice&nbsp;and&nbsp;draws a lot of inspiration from Priyanka Chopra Jonas.&nbsp;&nbsp;
9)&nbsp;In her spare time, Harnaaz enjoys yoga, dancing, cooking, horse riding and playing chess.&nbsp;
10)&nbsp;Now, Miss Universe Harnaaz Sandhu will reside in New York and participate in a number of events globally.&nbsp;
Harnaaz&nbsp;is a girl of many talents and India's pride will now be an inspiration to millions of young&nbsp;girls around the globe.&nbsp;

Miss Universe 2021 is Harnaaz Sandhu: 10 things to know about the Indian beauty queen

Harnaaz Sandhu, from Chandigarh, becomes the Miss Universe 2021. She was crowned the titled by Miss Universe 2020 Andrea Meza of Mexico. 

Harnaaz Sandhu made India proud as she was crowned the 70th Miss Universe 2021, topping a field of some 80 contestants in the pageant.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Here are ten things about the beauty queen that you probably didn&rsquo;t know:&nbsp;
//&nbsp;Harnaaz&nbsp;Sandhu&nbsp;is a 21-year-old model from Punjab
1) Born and raised in Punjab, Harnaaz Sandhu&nbsp;attended Shivalik Public School and Post Graduate Government College for Girls, both in Chandigarh. She&nbsp;is currently pursuing her Masters' degree in Public Administration.&nbsp;&nbsp;
//&nbsp;Harnaaz&nbsp;started her journey in the beauty biz at&nbsp;17
2) Harnaaz started her journey in the beauty and fashion industry when she won Times Fresh Face in 2017, representing Chandigarh at the age of 17.&nbsp;
3) She was crowned Femina Miss India Punjab 2019 and made it to the Top 12.&nbsp;
//Harnaaz&nbsp;was crowned&nbsp;LIVA Miss Diva Universe 2021
4)&nbsp;The Chandigarh-based model was crowned LIVA Miss Diva Universe 2021.
//&nbsp;Harnaaz&nbsp;has acted in&nbsp;a few Punjabi films too 
((show posters, names too long for super)) 'Yaara Diyan Poo Baran'&nbsp;and 'Bai Ji Kuttange'
5) Harnaaz&nbsp;has also worked in a few Punjabi films, including the upcoming "Yaara Diyan Poo Baran" and "Bai Ji&nbsp;Kuttange" and said being in front of the camera as an actor was a humbling experience.&nbsp;
// Harnaaz's&nbsp;mother inspires her, who is a gynaecologist&nbsp;
6) Harnaaz draws inspiration from her mother&nbsp;who broke generations of patriarchy to become a successful gynaecologist&nbsp;and led her family.&nbsp;
// Harnaaz's&nbsp;favourite food:&nbsp;Makki ki roti and&nbsp;sarson&nbsp;da saag
7) Harnaaz&rsquo;s mother revealed that &lsquo;Makki ki roti and&nbsp;sarson&nbsp;da saag&rsquo; is her favourite food and she is excited to cook for her daughter once she is back&nbsp;
//&nbsp;She&nbsp;advocates for&nbsp;women&rsquo;s&nbsp;right&nbsp;to education and freedom of choice
8) Harnaaz&nbsp;is an avid&nbsp;advocate for women&rsquo;s&nbsp;rights to education and freedom of choice&nbsp;and&nbsp;draws a lot of inspiration from Priyanka Chopra Jonas.&nbsp;&nbsp;
// Harnaaz enjoys&nbsp;yoga, dancing, cooking, horse riding and chess
9)&nbsp;In her spare time, she enjoys yoga, dancing, cooking, horse riding and playing chess.&nbsp;
10)&nbsp;Now Miss Universe Harnaaz Sandhu will reside in New York and participate in a number of events globally.&nbsp;
&nbsp; Harnaaz&nbsp;is a girl of many talents and India's pride will now be an inspiration to millions of young&nbsp;girls around the globe.

Harnaaz Sandhu, from Chandigarh, becomes the Miss Universe 2021. She was crowned by Miss Universe 2020 Andrea Meza of Mexico.&nbsp;

Harnaaz Sandhu made India proud as she was crowned the 70th Miss Universe 2021, topping a field of some 80 contestants in the pageant.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
She beat out 79 other contestants from various countries and territories &mdash; including runner-up Miss Paraguay Nadia Ferreira and second runner-up Miss South Africa Lalela&nbsp;Mswane&nbsp;to claim the prestigious title.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; "I am immensely grateful to the Almighty, my parents, and the Miss India Organization for guiding and supporting me throughout. Loads of love to everyone who prayed and wished the crown for me. Bringing the glorious crown back after 21 years to India is a moment of greatest pride,"&nbsp;Sandhu said.&nbsp;
Here are ten things about the beauty queen that you probably didn&rsquo;t know:&nbsp;
1) Born and raised in Punjab, Harnaaz Sandhu&nbsp;attended Shivalik Public School and Post Graduate Government College for Girls, both in Chandigarh. She&nbsp;is currently pursuing her Masters' degree in Public Administration.&nbsp;&nbsp;
2) Harnaaz started her journey in the beauty and fashion industry when she won Times Fresh Face in 2017, representing Chandigarh at the age of 17.&nbsp;
3) She was crowned Femina Miss India Punjab 2019 and made it to the Top 12.&nbsp;
4)&nbsp;The Chandigarh-based model was crowned LIVA Miss Diva Universe 2021.
5) Sandhu has also worked in a few Punjabi films, including the upcoming "Yaara Diyan Poo Baran" and "Bai Ji&nbsp;Kuttange" and said being in front of the camera as an actor was a humbling experience.&nbsp;
6) Harnaaz draws inspiration from her mother, who broke generations of patriarchy to become a successful&nbsp;gynecologist.
7) Harnaaz&rsquo;s mother revealed that &lsquo;Makki ki roti and&nbsp;sarson&nbsp;da saag&rsquo; is her favourite food and she is excited to cook for her daughter once she is back.
8)&nbsp;Harnaaz&nbsp;is an avid&nbsp;advocate for women&rsquo;s&nbsp;rights to education and freedom of choice&nbsp;and&nbsp;draws a lot of inspiration from Priyanka Chopra Jonas.&nbsp;&nbsp;
9)&nbsp;In her spare time, Harnaaz enjoys yoga, dancing, cooking, horse riding and playing chess.&nbsp;
10)&nbsp;Now, Miss Universe Harnaaz Sandhu will reside in New York and participate in a number of events globally.&nbsp;
Harnaaz&nbsp;is a girl of many talents and India's pride will now be an inspiration to millions of young&nbsp;girls around the globe.&nbsp;

In a shocker from Bihar, two youths from a village in Aurangabad district were thrashed even forced them to lick sputum from the ground after they didn’t vote for a candidate for the post of village head in Singhna.
The candidate, Balwant Singh, was so enraged by the duo’s refusal to vote for him that he even forced Anil Kumar and Manjeet Kumar to lick sputum from the ground as someone recorded a video on phone. He also made the duo do sit-ups.
As the video of the incident went viral, the district magistrate and the Superintendent of Police took cognisance of the matter and Balwant Singh was arrested. Police said that Singh has been booked after the two youth filed a criminal complaint.
“The accused has been arrested based on a complaint by the two youths. The accused chief was a candidate for the village head elections. A charge sheet against him will be filed soon,” said SP Kantesh Mishra.

Bihar shocker on camera: village-head candidate forces youth to lick spit who didn't vote for him

In a shocker from Bihar, two youths from a village in Aurangabad district were thrashed even forced them to lick sputum from the ground after they didn&rsquo;t vote for a candidate for the post of village head in Singhna.
The candidate, Balwant Singh, was so enraged by the duo&rsquo;s refusal to vote for him that he even forced Anil Kumar and Manjeet Kumar to lick sputum from the ground as someone recorded a video on phone. He also made the duo do sit-ups. ((CHAT THOOK&nbsp;NAT))
As the video of the incident went viral, the district magistrate and the Superintendent of Police took cognisance of the matter and Balwant Singh was arrested. Police said that Singh has been booked after the two youth filed a criminal complaint.

As the video of the incident went viral, the district magistrate and the Superintendent of Police took cognisance of the matter and Balwant Singh was arrested.

In a shocker from Bihar, two youths from a village in Aurangabad district were thrashed even forced them to lick sputum from the ground after they didn&rsquo;t vote for a candidate for the post of village head in Singhna.
The candidate, Balwant Singh, was so enraged by the duo&rsquo;s refusal to vote for him that he even forced Anil Kumar and Manjeet Kumar to lick sputum from the ground as someone recorded a video on phone. He also made the duo do sit-ups.
As the video of the incident went viral, the district magistrate and the Superintendent of Police took cognisance of the matter and Balwant Singh was arrested. Police said that Singh has been booked after the two youth filed a criminal complaint.
&ldquo;The accused has been arrested based on a complaint by the two youths. The accused chief was a candidate for the village head elections. A charge sheet against him will be filed soon,&rdquo; said SP Kantesh Mishra.

Over 40 camels were disqualified from a beauty pageant in Saudi Arabia recently after organisers discovered that the animals were given Botox injections and other cosmetic enhancements.
At the annual the King Abdulaziz Camel Festival is held in December and 66m US dollar prize money is at stake.
The state-run Saudi Press Agency reported that judges used "advanced" technology to uncover tampering with camels on a scale not seen before”.
Twenty-seven contestants in the cup for Majaheim camels alone were disqualified for having stretched body parts and 16 were ejected for having received injections.
All contestants were first led into a hall where their external appearance and movements were examined by specialists.
Their heads, necks and torsos were then scanned with X-ray and 3D ultrasound machines, and samples were taken for genetic analysis and other tests.
Key attributes include long, droopy lips, a big nose and a shapely hump.

Over 40 camels banned from Saudi beauty contest over Botox

Their heads, necks and torsos were then scanned with X-ray and 3D ultrasound machines, and samples were taken for genetic analysis and other tests.

Over 40 camels were disqualified from a beauty pageant in Saudi Arabia recently after organizers discovered that the animals were given Botox injections and other cosmetic enhancements.
The King Abdulaziz Camel Festival is held in December annually and a 66 mn US dollar prize money is at stake.
The state-run Saudi Press Agency reported that judges used "advanced" technology to uncover tampering with camels on a scale not seen before&rdquo;.
Twenty-seven contestants in the cup for Majaheim camels alone were disqualified for having stretched body parts and 16 were rejected for having received injections.
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All contestants were first led into a hall where their external appearance and movements were examined by specialists.
Their heads, necks, and torsos were then scanned with X-ray and 3D ultrasound machines, and samples were taken for genetic analysis and other tests.
Key attributes include long, droopy lips, a big nose, and a shapely hump.

Forget Dalgona, there is a new viral-coffee trend in town and it is frothier and yummier than ever before!

After Dalgona, the new DIY craze is whipped Greek Frappe; Here’s how to make it

The love for coffee is eternal, whether you are a fan of the perfectly brewed Latte or a lover of the creamy Dalgona, this new coffee trend is one you def must try!

Ingredients
Instant coffee (Nescafe) Sugar Milk Ice cubes Cold water Hand blender
Try the latest drink that&rsquo;s gone viral on social media; Greek Frappe
Greek Frappe is creamier, frothier and yummier than Dalgona
The instant coffee Greek Frappe can be easily made at home
If you don't have a hand blender, use a cocktail shaker or a closed jar

A new type of coffee, called Greek Frappe which requires minimal ingredients, is sweeping the Internet.&nbsp;We'll tell you how to whip this yummy concoction at home.&nbsp;

Dalgona coffee was all the rage last year that led everyone to channel their inner Master Chef. The world has now moved past it and welcomed a new beverage to obsess over. If you are bored of the regular coffee, you might want to try the&nbsp;latest drink that&rsquo;s gone viral on social media; Greek Frappe. It&rsquo;s creamier, frothier and yummier than the caffeinated Dalgona&nbsp;in every which way!
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Greek Frappe is easy and quick to make at home. Here's what you'll need.&nbsp;
Ingredients
Instant coffee (Nescafe) Sugar Milk Ice cubes Cold water Hand blender
Add about 2 teaspoons of instant coffee (Nescaf&eacute;) and 3 to 4 tablespoons of cold water to a cup or jar. You can also add a spoonful of sugar if you so desire. Use a milk frother&nbsp;or hand blender to whip this mixture until it gets thick, foamy and appears light brown in colour. Now, pour the mixture into the serving glass and add 3 cubes of ice and a splash of milk if you like. Your Frappe is ready to serve and enjoy!
Here's another quick tip -&nbsp;If you don&rsquo;t have a hand blender, shake the instant coffee and water in a cocktail shaker or closed jar until it becomes foamy.
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